Cottonseed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COTTONSEED in dictionary:

NOUN [PLURAL COT·TON·SEEDS, (ESPECIALLY COLLECTIVELY) COT·TON·SEED.]:
• the seed of the cotton plant, yielding an oil.
NOUN:
• the seed of the cotton plant, yielding a valuable oil
• seed of cotton plants; source of cottonseed oil

Words related to COTTONSEED

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How to use COTTONSEED in a sentence

• In an emergency, olive oil and probably cotton-seed oil may be used in the cylinder.
• Analytic system for the measurement of the relative fire hazard of cottonseed oil mills.
• The cotton-seed would be dumped into a hugh pot, and boiled for several hours, the seed gradually rising to the top.
• It is delicious for the table, but the profits are small, as cotton-seed oil is much cheaper.
• But the experiments so far, though they have been continued for several years, do not show any striking superiority of the manure from cotton-seed cake over that from corn meal.
• I believe the one I said was the better, was the cotton-seed plot.
• In this country, cotton-seed, or cotton-seed-cake, would be a good substitute for the rape-cake.
• Cotton-seed has never been considered of any appreciable value, and consequently the negroes are very wasteful in using it.
• Cattle and sheep will eat cotton-seed, though not in large quantities.
• Boiled cotton-seed is fed to hogs on all plantations, but it is far behind corn in nutritious and fattening qualities.
• Cotton-seed is packed around the roots of small trees, where it is necessary to give them warmth or furnish a rich soil for their growth.
• For several years, the Cotton-Seed Oil Works of Memphis carried on an extensive business.
• Notwithstanding the many uses to which cotton-seed can be applied, its great abundance makes it of little value.
• Seeing the need of some machine for the more rapid separating of cotton-seed from the fiber, he labored until in 1793 he succeeded in making his cotton-gin of practical value.
• Barksdale to sell a load of cotton-seed, and the two men had quarreled about the price, although no blow was struck on either side.
• In addition to this there are cottonseed oil, used for their lamps.
• Cotton-seed cake has lately been recommended on account of its cheapness, being usually thrown away as refuse by the cotton manufacturers.
• Cotton-seed oil is the cheapest of the edible ones.
• Salad oil, not sold under any descriptive name, is usually refined Cotton-seed oil, with perhaps a little Olive oil to impart a richer flavour.

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