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Definition of chestnut
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Chestnut
(n.) The horse
chestnut
(often
so used in
England).
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Mastful
::
Mastful
(a.)
Abounding
in mast;
producing
mast in
abundance;
as, the
mastful
forest;
a
mastful
chestnut..
Marron
::
Marron
(a.) A large
chestnut.
Shama
::
Shama (n.) A
saxicoline
singing
bird
(Kittacincla
macroura)
of
India,
noted for the
sweetness
and power of its song. In
confinement
it
imitates
the notes of other birds and
various
animals
with
accuracy.
Its head, neck, back,
breast,
and tail are
glossy
black,
the rump
white,
the under parts
chestnut..
Roan
::
Roan (a.)
Having
a bay,
chestnut,
brown,
or black
color,
with gray or white
thickly
interspersed;
-- said of a
horse..
Durion
::
Durion
(n.) The fruit of the
durio.
It is oval or
globular,
and eight or ten
inches
long. It has a hard
prickly
rind,
containing
a soft,
cream-colored
pulp, of a most
delicious
flavor
and a very
offensive
odor. The seeds are
roasted
and eaten like
chestnuts..
Chestnut
::
Chestnut
(n.) One of the
round,
or oval, horny
plates
on the inner sides of the legs of the
horse,
and
allied
animals..
Polyphemus
::
Polyphemus
(n.) A very large
American
moth
(Telea
polyphemus)
belonging
to the
Silkworm
family
(Bombycidae).
Its
larva,
which is very
large,
bright
green,
with
silvery
tubercles,
and with
oblique
white
stripes
on the
sides,
feeds on the oak,
chestnut,
willow,
cherry,
apple,
and other
trees.
It
produces
a large
amount
of
strong
silk.
Called
also
American
silkworm..
Roast
::
Roast (v. t.) To dry and parch by
exposure
to heat; as, to roast
coffee;
to roast
chestnuts,
or
peanuts..
Paviin
::
Paviin
(n.) A
glucoside
found in
species
of the genus Pavia of the
Horse-chestnut
family.
Fieldfare
::
Fieldfare
(n.) a small
thrush
(Turdus
pilaris)
which
breeds
in
northern
Europe
and
winters
in Great
Britain.
The head, nape, and lower part of the back are
ash-colored;
the upper part of the back and wing
coverts,
chestnut;
--
called
also
fellfare..
Chesteyn
::
Chesteyn
(n.) The
chestnut
tree.
Papion
::
Papion
(n.) A West
African
baboon
(Cynocephalus
sphinx),
allied
to the
chacma.
Its color is
generally
chestnut,
varying
in
tint..
Spadiceous
::
Spadiceous
(a.) Of a
bright
clear brown or
chestnut
color.
Saligot
::
Saligot
(n.) The water
chestnut
(Trapa
natans).
Pocketful
::
Pocketful
(n.) As much as a
pocket
will hold;
enough
to fill a
pocket;
as,
pocketfuls
of
chestnuts..
Groundnut
::
Groundnut
(n.) A
European
plant of the genus
Bunium
(B.
flexuosum),
having
an
edible
root of a
globular
shape and
sweet,
aromatic
taste;
--
called
also
earthnut,
earth
chestnut,
hawknut,
and
pignut..
Grysbok
::
Grysbok
(n.) A small South
African
antelope
(Neotragus
melanotis).
It is
speckled
with gray and
chestnut,
above;
the under parts are
reddish
fawn..
Bay
::
Bay (a.)
Reddish
brown;
of the color of a
chestnut;
--
applied
to the color of
horses.
Inocarpin
::
Inocarpin
(n.) A red,
gummy,
coloring
matter,
extracted
from the
colorless
juice of the
Otaheite
chestnut
(Inocarpus
edulis)..
Horse-chestnut
::
Horse-chestnut
(n.) The tree
itself,
which was
brought
from
Constantinople
in the
beginning
of the
sixteenth
century,
and is now
common
in the
temperate
zones of both
hemispheres.
The
native
American
species
are
called
buckeyes..
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