1. Plural of driftwood; pieces of wood that have been washed ashore or are floating in water, typically from trees that have fallen or been carried by currents.
Usage: Usually used as a mass noun (uncountable) in singular form, but 'driftwoods' is used when referring to multiple distinct pieces or types.

Examples

• The beach was littered with driftwoods after the storm.
• Children collected colorful driftwoods to build a fort.
• The artist carved sculptures from pieces of driftwoods found along the shore.
• Driftwoods washed up on the riverbank during the flood.
• We used driftwoods to decorate the garden.
• The driftwoods had been smoothed by years of waves and sand.