Hickory is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HICKORY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a hardwood tree
• a chiefly North American tree of the walnut family, which yields tough, heavy timber and typically bears edible nuts (pecans).
• a stick made of hickory wood.
• an acacia tree that yields tough, close-grained timber.
• N American nut-bearing tree
• An American tree of the genus Carya, of which there are several species. The shagbark is the C. alba, and has a very rough bark; it affords the hickory nut of the markets. The pignut, or brown hickory, is the C. glabra. The swamp hickory is C. amara, having a nut whose shell is very thin and the kernel bitter.
• valuable tough heavy hardwood from various hickory trees
• American hardwood tree bearing edible nuts

Words related to HICKORY

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Words that contain HICKORY

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How to use HICKORY in a sentence

• Together they succeeded in bending the long hickory sweep far enough to catch its handle-end under another, forward, thwart.
• This occurred whenever she got a letter from her aunt at Hickory Hill.
• She ended the conversation by telling him that she had left her father with the impression that she was going straight to Hickory Hill.
• It was inexcusable of Lucile to let a trivial matter like a broken spring keep her at Hickory Hill.
• Moreover, they gathered the wild fruits, strawberries, grapes, and plums, in their season, and out of the hickory-nuts they made a thick, oily paste, called the hickory milk.
• The hickory bark beetle, the Douglas fir beetle and the larch worm have been very destructive.
• Use a hard maple or a hickory if you want a fire that will burn steadily and make few sparks.
• The large hickory logs were roaring and blazing in our huge fireplace and my father, my mother, my two brothers, and myself were gathered around the fire.
• Waddille, to Lonoke County in 1851, coming to Hickory Plains and then to Brownsville.
• Those were the days when the hickory switch in America, and the cane in England, were the chief instruments of torture.
• Morris, of New York, who will address you on the hickory.
• This very striking object lesson will have bearing in varying degrees in all of our hickory grafting.
• We may assume that several of the other species of hickory adapted to growing in the north, will equal pecans in importance, eventually.
• The Clark hickory received 79 points last year when it took the first prize.
• Old Hickory always fought, your Harry of the West has always compromised.
• Yellow strips of hickory bark are used to ornament the rim.
• This latter piece is for the bar and should be of well seasoned, straight-grained hickory.
• This is particularly the case in the choice of hickory for handles and spokes.
• Finished hardwood products such as handles, wagon, carriage and machinery stock, especially if ash or hickory, are often destroyed by the powder-post beetles.
• Wilkeson grasped his old friend, a hickory cane, by its sturdy elbow, and marched forth to make his solitary visit.
• These ridges were thickly wooded with white oak, poplar and hickory, among which a sentinel pine reared here and there its evergreen head.
• The frame of this shoe was made of hickory strips of the same width and thickness as used in the Sioux shoe, but 8 feet long.
• An old oats-sack was cut up into strips and wound onto the hickory sticks for a distance of 18 inches at each side of the center.
• At least one-half of it is in forest, in which oak, cedar, poplar, and hickory grow in abundance and reach a great height and size.

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