Portuguese
avelã 
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These are the filbert of the Northwest and the Eastern black walnut.
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The remaining 35 filbert varieties in this orchard lost all their catkins.
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You could take it out in lumps as large as a filbert.
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The filbert has been one of our tantalizing species of nut trees.
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This is a view of the first filbert orchard planted in the Northwest.
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Hardiness is also being sought by crossing the Rush native hazel with varieties of Corylus avellana.
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Specimens of Corylus avellana, Montebello Bysance and other nuts by Dr. David Fairchild, Washington, D. C.
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My cobnut tree has a bumper crop this year, so I am told.
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Anyone who has ever shelled a wild hazelnut or cobnut will appreciate the convenience of seeing packets of shelled hazelnuts in the supermarkets.
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Abutting the cherry orchard was a great field of cobnuts that were harvested by hand.
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Tucked away behind high-banked roads near Sevenoaks, it was famous primarily for cobnuts, but produced a host of marvellous fruit boughs, too.
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Thomas Wyatt brings him baskets of cobnuts and filberts, bushels of Kentish apples, jolting up himself to Austin Friars on the carrier's cart.
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Originally it was played with snail (conch) shells and then cobnuts, eventually being replaced with horse chestnut seeds by the 20th century.
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"Oh cobnuts-Rodanand Asiacus!"