woodstrip
nounUK /ˈwʊd.strɪp/
US /ˈwʊd.strɪp/
A woodstrip is a long, thin piece of wood.
Dad used a woodstrip to fix the broken fence.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A narrow band of wood used in building or crafts.
The craft box was full of woodstrips for making model boats.
3. A thin wooden edging fixed along a floor or wall.
They nailed a woodstrip along the edge of the floor.
4. A small wooden stick used to stir or mark something.
She used a woodstrip to stir the paint.