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New Zealand hazel

New Zealand hazel noun: a small tree or large shrub, Pomaderris apetala, with subspecies across south Australia, Tasmania, and New Zealand.

Noun

New Zealand hazel (usually uncountable, plural New Zealand hazels)

  1. (usually) A small tree or large shrub, Pomaderris apetala, with subspecies across south Australia, Tasmania, and New Zealand.

Forms of New Zealand hazel

pluralNew Zealand hazels

Questions about New Zealand hazel

What does New Zealand hazel mean?
New Zealand hazel means a small tree or large shrub, Pomaderris apetala, with subspecies across south Australia, Tasmania, and New Zealand.
What part of speech is New Zealand hazel?
New Zealand hazel is a noun.
What is the plural of New Zealand hazel?
The plural of New Zealand hazel is New Zealand hazels.

Words near New Zealand hazel in the dictionary

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  4. New Zealand geese
  5. New Zealand goose
  6. New Zealand hazel
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  8. New Zealand king shag
  9. New Zealand Mean Time
  10. New Zealand mint
  11. New Zealand pigeon

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