Meaning of druxey | Babel Free

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“[…] and consequently useful for many purposes; yet it is often found very unserviceable, being either shakey, foxey, druxey, worm-eaten, or full of rotten knots; therefore, timber of Euglish growth has certainly the preference; […]”

“[…] below, to a considerable distance, creating what is well known to ship-builders and carpenters as druxey rottenness.”

“[…] and sometimes presenting defective veins of red or druxey, a condition of the wood resulting from knots in the tree, or in […]”

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