cedar /sēˈdər/

1. A large evergreen coniferous tree (Cedrus, including Cedar of Lebanon, Atlantic cedar and deodar) remarkable for the durability and fragrance of its wood
2. Applied also to many more or less similar trees, as the Barbados cedar, properly a juniper, and the Bastard Barbados cedar, a tree of the genus Cedrela
3. The wood of these trees, cedarwood

Made of cedar

cēˈdared adjective

Covered with cedars

cēˈdarn adjective (poetic)

Of cedar

cēˈdrine adjective

Belonging to the cedar tree

ceˈdar-bird noun

An American waxwing

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