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Definitions of hickory in English
Noun(1) valuable tough heavy hardwood from various hickory trees(2) American hardwood tree bearing edible nuts
Examples of hickory in English
(1) Snaking across rugged forested land, the trails lead you through a mix of oak, hickory , beech and maple that present a range of almost Eastern-quality fall colors.(2) Just as well, because hickory , long the wood of choice, is in short supply.(3) A canopy of hickory , oak and mesquite shrouded the barn and the muddy red clay.(4) However, Stone envisioned some twenty pieces of furniture - chairs, couches, sofas, benches, stools, screens, and tables - in oak, hickory , and cherry.(5) In the southern Blue Ridge, the chestnut was replaced largely by oaks and hickories , and also by yellow-poplar, maple, hemlock, and other species, depending on local conditions.
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