book-match
verb
ˈbu̇k-ˌmach 
book-matched; book-matching; book-matches
transitive verb
: to match the grains of (a pair of sheets of veneer or plywood) so that one sheet seems to be the mirror image of the other
Word History
First Known Use
1942, in the meaning defined above
- to mountains
- to national monument
- to no
- to no avail
- to no effect
- to no good purpose
- to one side
- to one's advantage
- to one's aid
- to one's amazement
- to one's amusement
- to one's annoyance
- to one's benefit
- to one's cost
- to one's detriment
- to one's face
- to one's feet
- to one's fingertips
- to one's full height
- to one's heart's content
- to one's knees
- to one's knowledge
- to one's name
- to order
- to outstanding effect