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horn-nut — hornˈ nut noun Water chestnut • • • Main Entry: ↑horn … Useful english dictionary
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chestnut — chest·nut ches (.)nət n 1 a) a tree or shrub of the genus Castanea (C. dentata) that is found in eastern No. America and the leaf of which was formerly used to prepare an infusion for the treatment of whooping cough b) the edible nut of a… … Medical dictionary
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