Meanings of old walnut in English

A mossy rope hung from the branch of a tall old walnut.

They recognized the house by an old walnut-tree which shaded it.

The old walnut trees are all come down to make room for it.

He's as hard as a dried old walnut, without the shred of a heart-

It is situated in charming woods, where grow fine old walnut, maple and tulip trees.

Dars's dat old walnut wardrobe up in de sto'room.

The old walnut floors gleamed discreetly with polish.

It was the husband of La Pérdida, and his little brown face looked like an old walnut.

When I made this resolve I was standing beside the old walnut table at the head of Mr.

About the old walnut tree where they had been sitting there grew in the long grass fleur-de-lys and myrtle.

There was also an old walnut hat-rack and a little marble-topped table with a vase and two books upon it.

Other folk, grown folk, sat with Aunt Rachel that evening; but the old walnut chair did not move upon its rockers.

But there was life enough in the branches of the old walnut, for a large family of grey squirrels had established themselves there.

Figure to yourself a tolerably large room, lined from top to bottom with old walnut wainscoting browned to an almost black, with age.

This frightened Hanna, a man like a little old walnut, with a wife and children, and he begged her not to do so.

Starlings mindful of a second brood chattered in the old walnut trees far away on the lawn; thrushes sang their deep-throated bugle-calls; finches twittered.