IPA: /ˈwʊdi/
KK: /ˈwʊdi/
A type of vehicle, often a station wagon, that has wooden panels on its sides, or a term used to describe something that is made of wood.
The classic woodie car is a favorite among vintage automobile collectors.
The word 'woodie' originates from the term 'wood' (from Old English 'wudu', meaning tree or wood) combined with the diminutive suffix '-ie' (indicating a small or affectionate form). Thus, 'woodie' refers to something small or endearing related to wood or trees.
Think of 'wood' as referring to trees, and the '-ie' makes it sound small or cute, so a 'woodie' is something small and charming related to wood.