Mahogany

noun ma-HAG-ni maˈhaɡni

Also spelled mahogani, mahog'ny

The prized dark-red hardwood tree — one of the finest and most famous timbers, long harvested in Jamaica for fine furniture, cabinetry, and carving, and a valuable export in colonial times. Rich in colour and grain, mahogany furniture is a mark of quality and heirloom worth, and the great mahogany trees are stately features of estates and gardens.

  • Di dining table mek outta solid mahogany.

    The dining table is made of solid mahogany.

  • Mahogany dark an rich.

    Mahogany is dark and rich.

  • Dem old mahogany furniture worth money.

    That old mahogany furniture is worth money.

The mahogany tree (Swietenia mahagoni); a prized dark hardwood. See [[cedar]], [[logwood]].

A prized dark-red hardwood, famed for fine furniture. See [[cedar]], [[logwood]].