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shellbark
[shel-bahrk]
noun
the shagbark tree.
shellbark
/ ˈʃɛˌɑː /
noun
another name for shagbark
Word History and Origins
Origin of shellbark1
Word History and Origins
Origin of shellbark1
Example Sentences
Some of the numerous tree species the DNR wants seeds for are black walnut, red oak, bur oak and shellbark hickory.
A curious example of persistence, when so much else has perished, is found in the word "Kiskatomas," the shellbark nut.
The stream is highly picturesque, with romantic banks, large uprooted trees, colossal planes, magnificent oaks, hickory, shellbark hickory, &c.
This insect appears to be somewhat rare in the East, but very abundant some years in the West, where it is frequently destructive to the thick shellbark hickory and pecan.
Despite the incident of the wounded Pocock, the day ended happily enough and they went home at dusk with stores of chestnuts and shellbarks.
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