hackmatack

[hak-muh-tak] /ˈhæk məˌtæk/
noun
1.
tamarack (def 1).
Origin
1765-75, Americanism; earlier hackmetack woods, hakmantak dense forest or interwoven shrubbery of tamarack or other conifers; probably < Western Abenaki
Examples from the web for hackmatack
  • Her double-decked hull was constructed of oak and hackmatack.
  • hackmatack and white oak knees give strength to the hull and to the white pine deck.
  • hackmatack knees and shelf and clamp give strength and support to the hull and white pine deck.