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Nut

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Meaning

Noun

Any of various
-shelled
or
,
from various
of plants.
In Botany:
  • Any of various
    -shelled
    or
    ,
    from various
    of plants.
  • Such a
    that is indehiscent.
  • A
    of
    ,
    and
    or
    , with a
    through it having
    ,
    to be
    onto a
    or other
    shaft.
  • The
    . [from c.]
  • The head.
  • A
    person.
    An
    enthusiast.
    In British English:
    In Anatomy:
  • Senses related to
    genitalia.
  • The
    (structure at the
    of the
    or of the clitoris).
  • A testicle.
  • Semen, ejaculate.
  • ⚠️
    In Anatomy & Foods:
  • Senses related to
    genitalia.
  • Orgasm,
    ; especially
    of semen.
  • In American English:
    Monthly
    to keep a
    running.
    In American English:
    The amount of money
    to
    some
    ;
    costs.
    In American English:
    A
    of money
    by an
    ,
    to
    a high level of
    if all other money is lost.
    In Lutherie & Musical instruments:
    On
    such as
    and
    , the small
    at the
    the
    that
    the
    at the
    and, in most
    , the
    height.
    In Typography:
    En, a
    to
    of the
    of the type in use.
    In Climbing & Fasteners:
    A
    of
    ,
    by a
    , which is
    in a
    in the
    and used to
    a
    . (Originally,
    [sense #2] were used for this purpose.)
    In Poker:
    The best possible
    type,
    :
    ,
    , and
    . Compare
    s (“the best possible
    available”).
    In Firearms & Fasteners:
    The
    of a gunlock.
    In Nautical:
    A
    on each
    of the
    of an
    , to
    the
    in place.
    A small
    or cookie.
    Alternative form of
    (“Indian
    ring”)

    Verb

    To
    nuts.
    In British English:
    To
    with the
    ; to
    butt.
    ⚠️
    To
    ; to ejaculate.
    To
    in the testicles.
    To
    thoroughly.

    Intj

    In Scottish English:
    No.

    Name

    Initialism of National Union of Teachers.
    The
    who
    as the
    of the sky.
    Sourced from
    Wiktionary

    Origin

    nut
    English
    arrow
    nute
    Middle English (1100-1500)
    Sourced from
    Etym
    Synonyms
    ⚠️ Synonyms words may be vulgar
    Related
    ⚠️ Related words may be vulgar
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