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water elm
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Word History and Origins
Origin of water elm1
An Americanism dating back to 1810–20
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Example Sentences
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From early fall until gathering time, the father and boy kept their eyes peered for the golden-green clumps with white berries that grew high up in the forks of water elm and sycamore trees.
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Three of the five native elms are called water elm; three are called red elm; three are called rock elm.
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The water elm, Planera aquatica Gmel., is a small tree with slender branches forming a low broad head and is found in swamps in the valley of the Wabash River in this State.
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The silvery Bryum shows abundantly on the sandy fields and the thick green velvet mats of the Anomodon creep up the bases of the big water elms in the swamps.
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