WOOD MEASURE is a term used to describe the measurement of wood, typically for construction or carpentry purposes. The term can be broken down into four parts: STERE (5 letters), CORDAGE (7 letters), CORD (4 letters), and FOOT (4 letters). A stere is a unit of volume equal to one cubic meter, and is commonly used to measure the volume of wood. CORDAGE is a term used to describe rope or twine, and is often used to measure the length of wood. A CORD is a unit of measure equal to 128 cubic feet, and is used to measure the amount of wood in a stack. Finally, a FOOT is a unit of measure equal to 12 inches, and is used to measure the length of wood.