nucament (Meaning)
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nucament (n.)
A catkin or ament; the flower cluster of the hazel, pine, willow, and the like.
Synonyms & Antonyms of nucament
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
nucament Sentence Examples
- The nucament of the walnut protects the edible nut meat.
- The pecan's nucament is a hard, brown shell that encases the kernel.
- The nucament of the almond is a thin, papery covering that surrounds the seed.
- The nucament of the pistachio is a hard, brittle shell that splits open to reveal the nut.
- The nucament of the macadamia nut is a smooth, shiny shell that covers the nutmeat.
- The nucament of the chestnut is a prickly, brown husk that protects the nut inside.
- The nucament of the acorn is a hard, cup-shaped structure that holds the acorn nut.
- The nucament of the hazelnut is a thick, fibrous shell that surrounds the kernel.
- The nucament of the pine nut is a thin, papery shell that protects the edible seed.
- The nucament of the cashew nut is a hard, kidney-shaped shell that surrounds the seed.
FAQs About the word nucament
A catkin or ament; the flower cluster of the hazel, pine, willow, and the like.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The nucament of the walnut protects the edible nut meat.
The pecan's nucament is a hard, brown shell that encases the kernel.
The nucament of the almond is a thin, papery covering that surrounds the seed.
The nucament of the pistachio is a hard, brittle shell that splits open to reveal the nut.
