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Ohio buckeye
noun
buckeye1
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Word History and Origins
Origin of Ohio buckeye1
An Americanism dating back to 1800–10
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Example Sentences
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That means renewed interest in state-specific barbecue styles, locally made sodas and cheeses, fish species from nearby waters and sweet specialties like the chocolate-dipped peanut butter Ohio buckeye or Kentucky cream pull candy.
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Some of the other varieties include Kentucky coffeetree, Ohio buckeye and white oak.
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Some of the other varieties include Kentucky coffeetree, Ohio buckeye and white oak.
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The Ohio buckeye has five yellow-green leaflets, smooth when full grown, pale, greenish yellow flowers, not at all conspicuous, and bitter nuts in spiny husks.
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