- woodshed (n.)
- "shed for keeping wood as fuel," 1799, from wood (n.) + shed (n.). Sometimes a euphemism for "outhouse." Figuratively, as the place for private punishment, by 1907, American English colloquial.
- woodsman (n.)
- 1680s, from woods (see wood (n.)) + man (n.). Earlier was woodman (early 15c.).
- woodsy (adj.)
- 1848, American English, from woods (see wood (n.)) + -y (2).