tree nut
triː nʌt
tree nut: nut from a tree, often eaten or causing allergies
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Noun

food healthnut from a tree, often eaten or causing allergies
  • Some people are allergic to tree nut.
  • Cashews are another kind of tree nut.
  • Tree nut allergies can be severe for some people.
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  • tree nut: nut from a tree, often eaten or causing allergies
    nut from a tree, often eaten or causing allergies

Expressions with tree

money treen.
source of easy or abundant money
Winning the lottery felt like finding a money tree.
tree huggern.
someone who expresses extreme environmental concerns, sometimes seen as excessive
He was labeled a tree hugger for his protest against logging..
hanging treen.
symbolic place of death or judgment
In the story, the hanging tree marked the end of hope.
tree surgeonn.
specialist treating and repairing damaged trees
The tree surgeon treated the storm-damaged branches.
light up like a Christmas treev.
become suddenly covered in many bright shining lights
The whole stadium will light up like a Christmas tree during the concert.
bark up the wrong treev.
take a wrong approach or follow a false lead in a situation
She is barking up the wrong tree by blaming her colleague for the mistake..

Expressions with nut

hard nutn.
person who is difficult to deal with
He's a hard nut to crack in negotiations.
health nutn.
person obsessed with health and well-being
My brother is a health nut who runs daily.
monkey nutn.
peanut in its shell, as food or plant part
He cracked open a monkey nut to eat the peanut.
religious nutn.
person extremely enthusiastic about religion
My uncle is a religious nut who attends church daily.
crack a nutv.
open a nut to get the seed
He used a hammer to crack a nut.
bit of a nutn.
person who acts in a strange or funny way
My uncle is a bit of a nut at parties.
do your nutv.
react with frustration or annoyance
You’ll do your nut if the printer jams one more time.
hard nut to crackn.
problem challenging to solve
The math puzzle was a hard nut to crack.
hardest nut to crackn.
very difficult problem or situation
The new software bug is the hardest nut to crack for the developers.
off someone's nutexp.
acting in a crazy or irrational way
He's off his nut if he thinks that'll work.

Terms related to tree nut

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almondcashewchestnuthazelnutmacadamiapecanpistachiowalnut

Terms with tree nut included in their meaning

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chestnutn.
food
hard brown edible nut from a deciduous tree eaten roasted
hickoryn.
plants
hard-shelled nut from a north american tree used for food
walnutadj.
material
made from the wood of a nut-producing hardwood tree
hazelnutn.
food
edible nut of the hazel tree
macadamian.
food
edible round nut from a tropical Australian tree
acornn.
nature
nut of the oak tree
cashewn.
plant
tropical evergreen tree that yields a nut and a fruit
bitternutn.
edible seed
nut from a hickory tree with a bitter flavor

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  1. French:fruit à coque, ...
  2. German:Baumnuss, ...
  3. Italian:frutta a guscio, ...
  4. Spanish:fruto seco de árbol, ...
  5. Portuguese:fruto de árvore, ...
  6. Chinese:树坚果, ...
  7. Japanese:木の実, ...
  8. Arabic:مكسرات شجرية, ...
  9. Hebrew:אֱגוֹז עֵץ, ...
  10. Russian:орехи, ...
  11. Ukrainian:горіх дерева, ...
  12. Hindi:वृक्ष-मेवा, ...

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