1. Wood fit for building, tools, furniture, &c.; the body or stem of a tree; the materials; a single piece of wood for building, or already framed; a rib or curving piece of wood in a ship, branching outward vertically from the keel.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• kimber,
• timie,
• nomber,
• sember,
• tumber,
• timem,
• nember,
• namber,
• stumber,
• mwmber,
• dember,
• timper,
• timebr,
• timel,
• timez,
• timmer,
• tember,
• timwe,
• mmber,
• timder

• timbrel,
• tinbergen,
• timbers,
• timberman,
• timbered,
• timbre.

The adverb form of the word "timber" is "timberly".

The adjective form of the word "timber" is "timbered".

The plural of the "timber" can be the "timbers".

The singular of the "timber" can be the "timber".