Definition: In the context of architecture, a "crabwood" refers to a type of wood that is known for its strong and durable appearance. It has been used as a building material in various architectural styles throughout history, from Gothic cathedrals to modern skyscrapers. The word comes from the Greek word "krabios," which means "crawling." In this context, it refers to a wood that is resistant to decay and weathering, making it ideal for use in structures
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