nutwood
any of various nutbearing trees, as the hickory or walnut.
the wood of such a tree.
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How to use nutwood in a sentence
Gentlemen who composed the most fashionable club in Y—— gave an elaborate german to welcome the chatelaine of nutwood.
A Speckled Bird | Augusta J. Evans WilsonFrom the day of her return to nutwood she severed every social tie linking her with Y——.
A Speckled Bird | Augusta J. Evans WilsonHere he brought his bride from nutwood, where she had lived since her father's death on the battle-field.
A Speckled Bird | Augusta J. Evans WilsonI made more inquiries, but nothing could be found in my office, though there was a bunch of mail from nutwood.
An American Suffragette | Isaac N. StevensAn hour afterward, in front of the post-office, the mail for nutwood was brought to the trap.
A Speckled Bird | Augusta J. Evans Wilson
British Dictionary definitions for nutwood
/ (ˈnʌtˌwʊd) /
any of various nut-bearing trees, such as walnut
the wood of any of these trees
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