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1. hickory nut
noun.
Small
hard-shelled
nut
of
North
American
hickory
trees
especially
the
shagbark
hickories.
Synonyms
big shellbark
Carya ovata
shagbark
big shellbark hickory
king nut hickory
edible nut
king nut
shellbark
Carya laciniosa
shellbark hickory
big shagbark
shagbark hickory
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2. hickory
noun.
(ˈhɪkɝi, ˈhɪkri)
American
hardwood
tree
bearing
edible
nuts.
Synonyms
Carya ovata
bitter pecan
Carya glabra
Carya laciniosa
water bitternut
water hickory
mockernut
Carya myristiciformis
bitternut hickory
Carya
Carya aquatica
shellbark hickory
white-heart hickory
mockernut hickory
genus Carya
Carya cordiformis
Carya myristicaeformis
hickory tree
shagbark
shagbark hickory
big shellbark hickory
bitter pignut
nutmeg hickory
king nut hickory
Carya tomentosa
pignut hickory
big shellbark
swamp hickory
bitter hickory
black hickory
nut tree
bitternut
brown hickory
shellbark
king nut
pignut
big-bud hickory
big shagbark
Antonyms
fauna
3. hickory
noun.
(ˈhɪkɝi, ˈhɪkri)
Valuable
tough
heavy
hardwood
from
various
hickory
trees.
Synonyms
hickory tree
wood
4. nut
noun.
(ˈnʌt)
Usually
large
hard-shelled
seed.
Synonyms
palm kernel
cedar nut
nutlet
seed
edible nut
cola nut
mast
kola nut
palm nut
cembra nut
Antonyms
uncover
nonpartisan
technophobe
give
undue
Etymology
nut (English)
nute (Middle English (1100-1500))
5. nut
noun.
(ˈnʌt)
A
small
(usually
square
or
hexagonal)
metal
block
with
internal
screw
thread
to
be
fitted
onto
a
bolt.
Synonyms
locknut
packing nut
wing-nut
wing screw
nut and bolt
wing nut
hex nut
square nut
block
thumbnut
butterfly nut
safety nut
stuffing nut
Antonyms
unwind
free
unclog
natural object
unstuff
Etymology
nut (English)
nute (Middle English (1100-1500))
6. nut
noun.
(ˈnʌt)
Someone
who
is
so
ardently
devoted
to
something
that
it
resembles
an
addiction.
Synonyms
gym rat
junky
freak
partizan
partisan
junkie
addict
enthusiast
Antonyms
ability
practical
stay in place
unbend
stable
Etymology
nut (English)
nute (Middle English (1100-1500))
7. nut
noun.
(ˈnʌt)
A
whimsically
eccentric
person.
Synonyms
screwball
crank
geek
eccentric
fruitcake
eccentric person
oddball
nut case
flake
crackpot
Antonyms
unfasten
stop
conventional
juvenile
concentric
Etymology
nut (English)
nute (Middle English (1100-1500))
8. nut
noun.
(ˈnʌt)
Half
the
width
of
an
em.
Synonyms
pica em
en
linear unit
linear measure
em
pica
Antonyms
diverge
decrease
pimento butter
condiment
hummus
Etymology
nut (English)
nute (Middle English (1100-1500))
9. nut
noun.
(ˈnʌt)
One
of
the
two
male
reproductive
glands
that
produce
spermatozoa
and
secrete
androgens.
Synonyms
rete testis
testicular artery
egg
cobblers
ductus deferens
orchis
testis
bollock
arteria testicularis
male reproductive system
male genital organ
undescended testicle
undescended testis
testicular vein
epididymis
internal spermatic artery
ballock
family jewels
spermatic cord
vena testicularis
gonad
male genitals
testicle
male reproductive gland
ball
male genitalia
sex gland
seminiferous tubule
vas deferens
Antonyms
show
bring to
unblock
unfreeze
remember
Etymology
nut (English)
nute (Middle English (1100-1500))
10. nut
verb.
(ˈnʌt)
Gather
nuts.
Synonyms
collect
pull together
gather
garner
Antonyms
spread
anchovy butter
marge
fishpaste
humous
Etymology
nut (English)
nute (Middle English (1100-1500))
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