noun
- Plural of durmast; a type of oak tree (Quercus sessiliflora) native to Europe, valued for its timber.
Usage: Chiefly British; Also called sessile oak
Examples
- The forest was dominated by durmasts and other hardwood species.
- Durmasts are prized by woodworkers for their strong, durable timber.
- The old durmasts in the park have stood for centuries.
- Furniture makers often select durmasts for their fine grain and strength.