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Meanings of nut in English
Dry, edible fruit or seed which usually has a high fat content.
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Usage of nut in English
1
Put a nut in the place of the stone in the cherries.
2
Grafting is widely used in plants, especially in fruit and nut crops.
3
Sorry-justneed to test it. I gave the nut a firm bounce.
4
Many cocoa-nut trees were seen in the lower parts of the island.
5
A great nut placement will allow dramatic shifts in direction of pull.
6
The bird also lives on the beech-nut and seeds of the cypress.
7
It's been a particularly tough nut to crack for other news organizations.
8
The eponymous nut tree, along with the region's prosperity, was long gone.
9
But she's such a nut job, who knows if it's the truth?
10
There are about three near the ponds; and they are like nut-shells.
11
That settles everything and puts the case of Belgium in a nut-shell.
12
A nut, I know, thanks, you're not the first to say so.
13
It is used with the areca-nut, the product of the graceful areca-palm.
14
Every fruit and nut grower should know the simple theory of pollination.
15
Mr. Sperry the science teacher, is deeply interested in the nut trees.
16
The nut represents food energy in its most delectable and concentrated form.
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Nut across language varieties
United States of America
Common
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
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