white walnut
The term "white walnut" refers primarily to a tree species native to North America, known for its distinct wood and edible nuts.
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Definition
B2Culinary
(common)The edible nut produced by the Juglans cinerea tree, known for its sweet and oily taste.
Example
- The nuts from the white walnut are often used in baking and cooking.
B2Botany
(common)A tree native to eastern North America, known scientifically as Juglans cinerea, recognized for its light-colored bark, sweet nuts, and historical significance.
Example
- White walnut nuts are prized for their sweet, oily flavor.
- The white walnut tree is often found in mixed forests across the northeastern United States.
Similar
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