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Definition of nut
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of nut is as below...
Nut (n.) A
projection
on each side of the shank of an
anchor,
to
secure
the stock in
place..
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Penang Nut
::
Penang
nut () The betel nut.
Allspice
::
Allspice
(n.) The berry of the
pimento
(Eugenia
pimenta),
a tree of the West
Indies;
a spice of a
mildly
pungent
taste,
and
agreeably
aromatic;
Jamaica
pepper;
pimento.
It has been
supposed
to
combine
the
flavor
of
cinnamon,
nutmegs,
and
cloves;
and hence the name. The name is also given to other
aromatic
shrubs;
as, the
Carolina
allspice
(Calycanthus
floridus);
wild
allspice
(Lindera
benzoin),
called
also
spicebush,
spicewood,
and
feverbush..
Polyphemus
::
Polyphemus
(n.) A very large
American
moth
(Telea
polyphemus)
belonging
to the
Silkworm
family
(Bombycidae).
Its
larva,
which is very
large,
bright
green,
with
silvery
tubercles,
and with
oblique
white
stripes
on the
sides,
feeds on the oak,
chestnut,
willow,
cherry,
apple,
and other
trees.
It
produces
a large
amount
of
strong
silk.
Called
also
American
silkworm..
Tear-thumb
::
Tear-thumb
(n.) A name given to
several
species
of
plants
of the genus
Polygonum,
having
angular
stems beset with
minute
reflexed
prickles..
Arrowroot
::
Arrowroot
(n.) A
nutritive
starch
obtained
from the
rootstocks
of
Maranta
arundinacea,
and used as food, esp. for
children
an
invalids;
also, a
similar
starch
obtained
from other
plants,
as
various
species
of
Maranta
and
Curcuma..
Sweetened
::
Sweetbrier
(n.) A kind of rose (Rosa
rubiginosa)
with
minutely
glandular
and
fragrant
foliage.
The
small-flowered
sweetbrier
is Rosa
micrantha.
Spicenut
::
Spicenut
() A small crisp cake,
highly
spiced..
Atomical
::
Atomical
(a.)
Extremely
minute;
tiny.
Cyatholith
::
Cyatholith
(n.) A kind of
coccolith,
which in shape
resembles
a
minute
cup
widened
at the top, and
varies
in size from / to / of an
inch..
Runty
::
Runty (a.) Like a runt;
diminutive;
mean.
Ninut
::
Ninut (n.) The
magpie.
Tubule
::
Tubule
(n.) A
minute
tube lined with
glandular
epithelium;
as, the
uriniferous
tubules
of the
kidney..
Report
::
Report
(v. t.) To make
minutes
of, as a
speech,
or the
doings
of a
public
body; to write down from the lips of a
speaker..
Acute
::
Acute (a.)
Having
nice
discernment;
perceiving
or using
minute
distinctions;
penetrating;
clever;
shrewd;
--
opposed
to dull or
stupid;
as, an acute
observer;
acute
remarks,
or
reasoning..
Groundnut
::
Groundnut
(n.) The dwarf
ginseng
(Aralia
trifolia).
Dwarf
::
Dwarf (n.) An
animal
or plant which is much below the
ordinary
size of its
species
or kind;
especially,
a
diminutive
human
being..
Scleroid
::
Scleroid
(a.)
Having
a hard
texture,
as
nutshells..
Nicker Nut
::
Nicker
nut () A
rounded
seed,
rather
smaller
than a
nutmeg,
having
a hard
smooth
shell,
and a
yellowish
or
bluish
color.
The seeds grow in the
prickly
pods of
tropical,
woody
climbers
of the genus
Caesalpinia.
C.
Bonduc
has
yellowish
seeds;
C.
Bonducella,
bluish
gray..
Tenuous
::
Tenuous
(a.) Thin;
slender;
small;
minute.
Pseudotetramera
::
Pseudotetramera
(n. pl.) A
division
of
beetles
having
the fifth
tarsal
joint
minute
and
obscure,
so that there
appear
to be but four
joints..
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