Sentence examples for nuts of the from inspiring English sources
Aaron Doughty, 17, of Welling, south-east London, admired the "artistic detail", the exquisitely-crafted wheel nuts of the 6x6.
The criticism stings because Srnicek and Williams aren't wing nuts of the right, or stodgy suits, or even quailing centrists.
The nuts of the betel palm in the Far East and of the kola tree in West Africa are chewed for their stimulatory effects.
The nuts of the bitternut hickory (C. cordiformis) and the water hickory (C. aquatica) are bitter-tasting and inedible, because the skin covering the kernels contains tannin.
The real find, however, is argan oil, made from the nuts of the argan tree, which grows almost exclusively in this region.
(I am now slightly obsessed with the idea of trying Zirbenz, a liqueur made in the Alps from the nuts of the stone pine. Apparently these are picked by "mountaineers". Can this be true?
Doum nut, also spelled dhoum nut, the nut of the doum palm (Hyphaene thebaica), native to Upper Egypt, Sudan, South Sudan, Kenya, and Tanzania.
Pili nut, the nut of any tree of the genus Canarium (family Burseraceae), particularly the edible nut of the Philippine tree Canarium ovatum.
The journalistic nut of the Jogger piece is the case of Laurie Sue Rosenthal.
And I skip peanuts, the bulk nut of the cocktail snack world, entirely.
