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white mahogany

white mahogany noun: eucalyptus acmenoides, a large tree endemic to eastern Australia.

Noun

white mahogany (plural white mahoganies)

  1. Eucalyptus acmenoides, a large tree endemic to eastern Australia
  2. Eucalyptus umbra, a small to medium-sized tree endemic to New South Wales.
  3. Khaya anthotheca, a large, tropical tree found widespread in sub-Saharan Africa.

Forms of white mahogany

pluralwhite mahoganies

Questions about white mahogany

What does white mahogany mean?
White mahogany means eucalyptus acmenoides, a large tree endemic to eastern Australia.
What part of speech is white mahogany?
White mahogany is a noun.
What is the plural of white mahogany?
The plural of white mahogany is white mahoganies.

Words near white mahogany in the dictionary

  1. white magic
  2. white magician
  3. white magicians
  4. white magick
  5. white mahoganies
  6. white mahogany
  7. white maire
  8. white man
  9. white man's burden
  10. white man's grave
  11. White Man's Graves

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