noun
- plural of eaglewood; fragrant resinous wood from tropical trees of the genus Aquilaria, used in incense and perfumery
Usage: also called agarwood or oud; highly valued in traditional Asian cultures
Examples
- The temple burned eaglewoods during the evening ceremony.
- Eaglewoods are among the most expensive natural materials used in perfumery.
- Collectors prize eaglewoods for their rich, complex aroma.
- The merchant imported eaglewoods from Southeast Asia.
- Eaglewoods have been valued in incense for centuries across Asia.