camatan.
/kəˈmɑːtə//kəˈmeɪtə/ The commercial name for the half-grown acorns of Quercus ægilops, dried and used for tanning. Cf. camatina n.
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camata1858
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1858 in P. L. Simmonds Dict. Trade Products
1866 J. Lindley & T. Moore Treasury Bot. II. 950/1.
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n.1858- to trample or tread under foot
- to trample out
- to trample under foot
- to trans, to have, so many wallops
- to translate a see
- to trap up or down
- to travel by foot's horse
- to travel by mr foot's horse
- to travel dāk
- to travel in the way with
- to travel it
- to travel light
- to travel on one's face
- to travel out of the record
- to travel the extra mile
- to travel the last mile
- to travel the road
- to travel the second mile
- to travel upon one's face
- to traverse an office
- to traverse one's ground
- to tread a march
- to tread a maze
- to tread a measure
- to tread a measure, a dance