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Meanings of hazel in English
Catalan
avellaner Australian tree grown especially for ornament and its fine-grained wood and bearing edible nuts.
Any of several shrubs or small trees of the genus Corylus bearing edible nuts enclosed in a leafy husk.
Usage of hazel in English
1
And hazel twigs were used by diviners to find sources of water.
2
In it the two pairs of eyes met again, hazel and black.
3
All about the brim of it grew hawthorns and rowans and hazel-trees.
4
Perhaps it was the look of concern in his light hazel eyes.
5
His eyes appeared very dark, but in the daylight were greenish hazel.
6
Brown hair and hazel eyes are another common feature in American beauty.
7
Nell's eyes opened wide; a smile lay deep in their hazel shadows.
8
The witch hazel has a very soothing effect upon the parts affected.
9
Sarah looked into the challenging hazel gaze and came to a decision.
10
In the early morning sun, her hazelnut skin was smooth and lovely.
11
But the word written in his hazel eyes was quite the opposite.
12
She was quite pretty; her eyes were large, with fathomless hazel depths.
13
His overlarge hazel eyes watched the animal in either worry or anger.
14
Pat Nash Knocklyon, Dublin My hazel tree has had catkins for weeks.
15
The wide look of startled innocence grew in Madame Boleski's hazel eyes.
16
His hazel eyes, however, had a worn and wistful look in them.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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Ireland
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