Plywood (noun)

1. A type of engineered wood made by bonding together multiple layers of wood veneer.
2. Sheet material made of thin layers of wood glued together.

Origin:

early 20th century: blend of ply and wood.

Examples:

1. The cabinets were made from plywood.
2. The walls were covered in plywood paneling.
3. He used plywood to make a makeshift raft.
4. The artist used plywood as a canvas for her painting.
5. The shelves were reinforced with plywood to support the heavy books.