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Meanings of pecan in English
Tree of southern United States and Mexico cultivated for its nuts.
Usage of pecan in English
1
The Duis pecan grows about four miles up the river from Carlyle.
2
I was wondering if it was down in the so-called pecan orchards.
3
The pecan scab is the most typical fungus parasite of the pecan.
4
He wondered if the pecan pie on this ship was any good.
5
The next variety is the Fisher pecan, very much like the Major.
6
A couple of Slurpees and pecan logs won't delay us for long.
7
One Bridget showed great restraint by consuming only half a pecan pastry.
8
The Kentish cob beats any nut we have except the paper-shell pecan.
9
The Indiana pecan tree bore a splendid crop of about 3½ bushels.
10
All of this suggests the possibility of pecan propagation by root cuttings.
11
It was surrounded by withered trees-maybe pecan or walnut trees, Swan thought.
12
Inside are homemade cookies, each resplendent with a chocolate and pecan flourish.
13
Smooth it down and dust thickly with toasted pecan nuts chopped fine.
14
An old family secret is pecan wood to perfect that smoky-moist flavor.
15
This pecan has been generally propagated by nurserymen and is widely distributed.
16
Lettuce, shredded sweet peppers or pimentos, and sliced pecan nuts or almonds.
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