fustic
ˈfʌstɪk
Definition

Definition of fustic - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
temperate originDatedEuropean tree producing orange dyeDated
  • The fustic in Europe is less common.
2.
rainforest originDatedtropical American tree producing yellow dyeDated
  • Fustic is often used in textile dyeing.
dyewood yellowwood
3.
dyesDatedyellow dye from the wood of these treesDated
  • The fabric was colored with fustic.
dyewood yellowwood
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  • fustic: tropical American tree producing yellow dye
    tropical American tree producing yellow dye

Origin of fustic

French, fustet (a type of tree)

Examples of fustic in a sentence

  • The demand for fustic increased in the textile industry.
  • The wood of fustic is highly valued.
  • Fustic trees thrive in tropical climates.
  • The artist preferred fustic for its vibrant hue.
  • Fustic was used to achieve the desired shade of yellow.

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  1. French:arbre à teinture, bois de fustet, ...
  2. German:Fustikbaum, Fustik, ...
  3. Italian:maclura, fustic, ...
  4. Spanish:moral europeo, fustete, ...
  5. Portuguese:fustete, fustic, ...
  6. Chinese:黄檀树, 古黄栲, ...
  7. Japanese:フスティック, 黄檀, ...
  8. Arabic:فستق أصفر, فُسْتِك, ...
  9. Hebrew:עֵץ פוּסְטִיק, פוּסְטִיק, ...
  10. Russian:маклура, фустик, ...
  11. Ukrainian:фустик, фарбувальне дерево, ...
  12. Hindi:फस्टिक, रंगाई वृक्ष, ...

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