Definition of woollybutt in English:

woollybutt

nounˈwʊlibʌt

An Australian eucalyptus with thick fibrous bark.
Several species in the genus Eucalyptus, family Myrtaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- In the more dense woodland away from the coastline, stands of the distinctive Kentia Palms which reach for the sky among the stringybarks and woollybutts.
- If the woollybutts are also pruned early and the foster species thinned at mid rotation, interesting fat logs could be grown in medium rotations.
- The other eucalypts can be broken up very broadly into two classes: those with rough permanent barks which are called stringybarks, boxes, and ironbarks: and those which want the best of both eucalypt worlds, the blackbutts and woollybutts, which have smooth upper branches and rough bark trunks.
- Dramatically, single species emerge, like alpine ash, and the woollybutts that are signposts of regular winter snow.
- It was full of woollybutts, a beautiful flowering gum tree whose name I am unable to type correctly at first attempt, and boabs or bottle trees, which look like someone's attached a pump to a normal tree and left it to inflate for an hour.

Definition of woollybutt in US English:

woollybutt

nounˈwo͝olēˌbət

An Australian eucalyptus with thick fibrous bark.
Several species in the genus Eucalyptus, family Myrtaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- If the woollybutts are also pruned early and the foster species thinned at mid rotation, interesting fat logs could be grown in medium rotations.
- In the more dense woodland away from the coastline, stands of the distinctive Kentia Palms which reach for the sky among the stringybarks and woollybutts.
- It was full of woollybutts, a beautiful flowering gum tree whose name I am unable to type correctly at first attempt, and boabs or bottle trees, which look like someone's attached a pump to a normal tree and left it to inflate for an hour.
- The other eucalypts can be broken up very broadly into two classes: those with rough permanent barks which are called stringybarks, boxes, and ironbarks: and those which want the best of both eucalypt worlds, the blackbutts and woollybutts, which have smooth upper branches and rough bark trunks.
- Dramatically, single species emerge, like alpine ash, and the woollybutts that are signposts of regular winter snow.

单词	woollybutt
释义	Definition of woollybutt in English: woollybutt nounˈwʊlibʌt An Australian eucalyptus with thick fibrous bark. Several species in the genus Eucalyptus, family Myrtaceae Example sentencesExamples In the more dense woodland away from the coastline, stands of the distinctive Kentia Palms which reach for the sky among the stringybarks and woollybutts. If the woollybutts are also pruned early and the foster species thinned at mid rotation, interesting fat logs could be grown in medium rotations. The other eucalypts can be broken up very broadly into two classes: those with rough permanent barks which are called stringybarks, boxes, and ironbarks: and those which want the best of both eucalypt worlds, the blackbutts and woollybutts, which have smooth upper branches and rough bark trunks. Dramatically, single species emerge, like alpine ash, and the woollybutts that are signposts of regular winter snow. It was full of woollybutts, a beautiful flowering gum tree whose name I am unable to type correctly at first attempt, and boabs or bottle trees, which look like someone's attached a pump to a normal tree and left it to inflate for an hour. Definition of woollybutt in US English: woollybutt nounˈwo͝olēˌbət An Australian eucalyptus with thick fibrous bark. Several species in the genus Eucalyptus, family Myrtaceae Example sentencesExamples If the woollybutts are also pruned early and the foster species thinned at mid rotation, interesting fat logs could be grown in medium rotations. In the more dense woodland away from the coastline, stands of the distinctive Kentia Palms which reach for the sky among the stringybarks and woollybutts. It was full of woollybutts, a beautiful flowering gum tree whose name I am unable to type correctly at first attempt, and boabs or bottle trees, which look like someone's attached a pump to a normal tree and left it to inflate for an hour. The other eucalypts can be broken up very broadly into two classes: those with rough permanent barks which are called stringybarks, boxes, and ironbarks: and those which want the best of both eucalypt worlds, the blackbutts and woollybutts, which have smooth upper branches and rough bark trunks. Dramatically, single species emerge, like alpine ash, and the woollybutts that are signposts of regular winter snow.
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