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cucumber tree

 

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Noun cucumber tree has 1 sense
  1. cucumber tree, Magnolia acuminata - American deciduous magnolia having large leaves and fruit like a small cucumber
    --1 is a kind of magnolia

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Cucumber Tree

Definition

The term "cucumber tree" refers to a type of tree known for its large, cucumber-shaped fruit and beautiful foliage. It is primarily used to describe two different species within the magnolia family, namely the Magnolia acuminata and the Magnolia dodecapetala.

Parts of Speech

  • Noun: The cucumber tree stands tall and has large leaves.
  • Adjective: The cucumber tree fruit is unique in its shape and appearance.
  • Verb: The leaves of the cucumber tree fluttered gently in the breeze.

Senses

  1. Botanical Sense: A type of tree within the magnolia family, known for its cucumber-shaped fruit and attractive foliage.
  2. Local/Native Sense: A term used in specific regions to refer to certain local trees that resemble or have fruits similar to cucumbers.

Example Sentences

  • The cucumber tree is native to North America and can reach heights of up to 100 feet.
  • I spotted a ripe cucumber tree fruit hanging from one of the branches.
  • She decided to plant a cucumber tree in her garden due to its beautiful flowers.
  • The locals often made pickles using the small cucumbers from the cucumber tree.

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