LODGEPOLE

Meaning of LODGEPOLE in English

ˈ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ noun

: a pole used (as by the Plains Indians of No. America) in the construction of a lodge

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LODGEPOLE — Classification: Village Located in: Nebraska (NE) Total Population (2000): 348 Total Housing Units (2000): 188 Land Area (square meters): 1221173 …
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LODGEPOLE — шест типи Центральная опора, поддерживающая типи [tepee] - индейское жилище
LODGEPOLE — шест типи Центральная опора, поддерживающая типи - индейское жилище
LODGEPOLE PINE — noun Date: 1859 any of several pines of western North America with needles in pairs and short ovoid usually asymmetric …
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LODGEPOLE PINE — noun also lodgepole : either of two pines of western No. America that have needles in pairs and short ovoid …
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LODGEPOLE NEEDLE MINER — noun : the larva of a very small gelechiid moth ( Coleotechnites milleri ) that mines in the leaves of …
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LODGEPOLE PINE — /loj"pohl'/ 1. a tall, narrow, slow-growing coniferous tree, Pinus contorta, of western North America, having egg-shaped cones that remain closed …
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LODGEPOLE PINE — noun Date: 1859 : any of several pines of western North America with needles in pairs and short ovoid usually …
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69149 — State: NEBRASKA City: LODGEPOLE
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57640 — State: SOUTH DAKOTA City: LODGEPOLE
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DEFORM — I. də̇ˈfȯ(ə)rm, dēˈ-, -ȯ(ə)m adjective Etymology: Middle English defourme, from Latin deformis, from de- + -formis (from forma shape, form) …
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CONE — I. ˈkōn noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle French or Latin; Middle French cone, from Latin conus, from Greek kōnos …
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WHITE PINE — noun 1. a. : a tall-growing pine ( Pinus strobus ) of eastern No. America having smooth bark, long-stalked green …
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TWISTED PINE — noun : lodgepole pine a
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TAMARACK — ˈtaməˌrak noun ( -s ) Etymology: origin unknown 1. a. (1) : any of several American larches ; especially : …
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SPRUCE PINE — noun 1. : any of various American pines with light soft wood: a. : a pine ( Pinus glabra ) …
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SHORE PINE — noun : lodgepole pine a
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SEQUOIA PITCH MOTH — noun : a small clearwing moth ( Vespamima sequoiae ) whose larvae are especially destructive to lodgepole pine and western …
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SCRUB PINE — noun 1. : a pine of dwarf, straggly, or scrubby growth usually by reason of environmental conditions : a pine …
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SAND PINE — noun 1. : a pine ( Pinus clausa ) common along the coast of Florida and Alabama with smooth bark, …
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PRICKLY PINE — noun 1. Australia : leopard tree 2. a. : lodgepole pine b. : table-mountain pine
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PITCH NODULE MAKER — noun Etymology: pitch (I) : a pitch moth ( Petrova albicapitana ) whose larva is especially destructive to lodgepole pine …
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MURRAY PINE — noun Usage: usually capitalized M Etymology: in sense 1 after Andrew Murray died 1878 Scottish naturalist; in sense 2 from …
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MOUNTAIN PINE BEETLE — noun : a bark beetle ( Dendroctonus ponderosae ) of the western United States that is extremely destructive to stands …
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KNOTTY PINE — noun 1. : lodgepole pine 2. : pine wood marked by an especially decorative distribution of knots when finished for …
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JACK PINE — noun 1. : a slender No. American pine ( Pinus banksiana ) having two stout twisted leaves in each fascicle, …
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BLACK PINE — noun 1. : any of several American pines having dark-colored bark: as a. : loblolly 3 b. : lodgepole pine …
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BEACH PINE — noun : lodgepole pine a
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CONE — I. ˈkōn noun Etymology: Middle French or Latin; Middle French, from Latin conus, from Greek kōnos Date: 1545 1. a. …
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BEETLE — жук; pl жуки (Coleoptera) - Alaska spruce beetle - alder flea beetle - alder leaf beetle - alfalfa snout beetle - alleculid beetles - Alleghany spruce …
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BEETLE — жук; pl жуки ( Coleoptera ) - Alaska spruce beetle - alder flea beetle - alder leaf beetle - alfalfa …
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