PINECONE

Meaning of PINECONE in English

ˈ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ noun

1. : the cone of a pine

2. : soot brown

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PINECONE — noun Date: 1695 a cone of a pine tree
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PINECONE — n. hard spiny fruit of the pine tree
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PINECONE — noun Date: 1695 : a cone of a pine tree
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PINECONE — [pine.cone] n (1695): a cone of a pine tree
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PINECONE — n сосновая шишка pinecone сосновая шишка
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PINECONE — _n. сосновая шишка
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PINECONE — сосновая шишка
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PINECONE — сосновая шишка
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PINECONE — _n. сосновая шишка
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PINECONE — n сосновая шишка pinecone сосновая шишка
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PINECONE — n. Pronunciation: ' p ī n- ˌ k ō n Function: noun Date: 1695 : a cone of a pine …
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PINECONE GALL — noun see pinecone willow gall
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PINECONE WILLOW GALL — noun also pinecone gall : an oval imbricated gall resembling a pinecone formed on the twigs of willow by a …
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PINECONE FISH — any member of either of two genera of fishes (Cleipodus and Monocentris) belonging to the family Monocentridae (order Beryciformes), found …
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THYRSUS — noun (plural thyrsi) Etymology: Latin, from Greek thyrsos Date: 1591 a staff surmounted by a pinecone or by a bunch …
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STROBILUS — noun (plural strobili) Etymology: New Latin, from Late Latin, pinecone, from Greek strobilos twisted object, top, pinecone, from strobos action …
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STROBILA — noun (plural ~e) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek strobilē plug of lint shaped like a pinecone, from strobilos pinecone Date: …
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PINEAL — adjective Etymology: French pinéal, from Middle French, from Latin pinea pinecone, from feminine of pineus of pine, from pinus Date: …
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ZAMIA — ˈzāmēə noun Etymology: New Latin, from Latin (in feminine plural form zamiae ), MS. variant of azaniae, feminine plural of …
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WILLOW GALL — noun also willow apple : any of various galls on willow leaves or shoots ; especially : pinecone willow gall
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STROBILUS — ˈsträbələs noun ( plural strobi·li -bəˌlī) Etymology: New Latin, from Late Latin, pinecone, from Greek strobilos whirling or twisted object, …
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STROBILA — strəˈbīlə noun ( plural strobi·lae -īˌlē) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek strobilē plug of lint twisted so as to resemble …
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PIÑUELA — ˌpēnyəˈwālə noun ( -s ) Etymology: American Spanish, from Spanish piña pineapple, pinecone, from Latin pinea pinecone — more at …
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PINEAPPLE — ˈpīˌnapəl noun Usage: often attributive Etymology: Middle English pinappel pinecone, ornament representing a pinecone, from pin, pine pine + appel …
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PINEAL — ˈpinēəl, ˈpīn- adjective Etymology: French pinéal, from Middle French pineal, from Latin pinea pinecone (from feminine of pineus of the …
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PIÑA CLOTH — ˈpēnyə- noun Etymology: Spanish piña piña cloth, pineapple, pinecone, from Latin pinea pinecone — more at pineal : a lustrous …
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STROBILUS — noun ( plural stro·bi·li -ˌlī) Etymology: New Latin, from Late Latin, pinecone, from Greek strobilos twisted object, top, pinecone, from …
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STROBILA — noun ( plural stro·bi·lae -(ˌ)lē) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek strobilē plug of lint shaped like a pinecone, from strobilos …
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PIÑA CLOTH — noun Etymology: Spanish piña pineapple, pinecone, from Latin pinea pinecone — more at pineal Date: circa 1858 : a lustrous …
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STROBILUS — [stro.bi.lus] n, pl -li [NL, fr. LL, pinecone, fr. Gk strobilos twisted object, top, pinecone, fr. strobos action of whirling; …
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STROBILA — [stro.bi.la] n, pl -lae [NL, fr. Gk strobile plug of lint shaped like a pinecone, fr. strobilos pinecone] (1864): a …
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PINA CLOTH — [pi.na cloth] n [Sp pina pineapple, pinecone, fr. L pinea pinecone--more at pineal] (ca. 1858): a lustrous transparent cloth of …
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