noun
Etymology: Middle English oke appil, from oke oak + appil apple; from its shape — more at apple
: an oak gall resulting from the presence of a larva of one of the cynipid wasps (especially Amphibolips concluentus or Andricus californicus )
noun
Etymology: Middle English oke appil, from oke oak + appil apple; from its shape — more at apple
: an oak gall resulting from the presence of a larva of one of the cynipid wasps (especially Amphibolips concluentus or Andricus californicus )
Webster's New International English Dictionary. Новый международный словарь английского языка Webster. 2012