1) Assistance for the elderly 2) Balancing stick 3) Bamboo or rattan 4) Bamboo stalk 5) Bamboo stem 6) Bat masterson prop 7) Bat Masterson trademark 8) Beat 9) Beat severely 10) Beat with a cane 11) Blackberry stem 12) Blackthorn 13) British slang for to steal 14) British slang for the penis 15) Candy configuration
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1) Bamboo 2) Flog 3) Lambast 4) Lambaste 5) Malacca 6) Scourge 7) Sugarcane 8) Walkingstick
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hazel rod of 6 feet, cleft for making barrel hoops, fish traps, brooms, hurdles &c (Ja, 298; Je, 84)
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• (n.) A walking stick; a staff; -- so called because originally made of one the species of cane. • (n.) A lance or dart made of cane. • (n.) A local European measure of length. See Canna. • (n.) Stems of other plants are sometimes called canes; as, the canes of a raspberry. • (n.) A name given to several peculiar palms, sp...
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(abbr.) A Hurricane battlecruiser.
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(from the article `African American literature`) ...ever published. Yet the most notable narratives produced by the Harlem Renaissance came from Toomer (himself an accomplished poet), Fisher, ... After attending the University of Wisconsin and the City College of New York, Toomer taught briefly in the Sparta, Ga., public schools and the...
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An elongated psuedobulb, usually used when describing Dendrobiums or Epidendrums.
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The mature (tan or brown, but not green) shoot of a vine.
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a one-year-old shoot on a grapevine.
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A slender, straight, not very woody branch or stem of a plant (i.e. bamboo, rose, raspberry and blackberry bushes.)
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(kān) an assistive device that provides partial support and balance for ambulation and standing. adjustable cane a cane whose length can be easily altered. quadripod cane a cane adapted for increased stability by providing a four-legged rectangular bas...
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hazel rod of 6 feet, cleft for making barrel hoops, fish traps, brooms, hurdles &c (Ja, 298; Je, 84)
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A thin but tough woody stem that often has a pithy or hollow centre, as in the case of the stems of bamboo and raspberry
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1 The woven fibrous strips from the stems of a group of palms known as rattans, which are used in furniture. Canework came to Europe from China via the Dutch East India Company trade in the 17thC. It was popular in Europe in the second half of the 17th, and again from the end of the 18thC. The Chinese wove the outer fibres of the trees into very fi …...
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Cane (kān)
noun [ Middle English
cane ,
canne , Old French
cane , French
canne , Latin
canna , from Greek
ka`nna ,
ka`nnh ; probably of Semitic origin; confer Hebrew
qāneh reed. Confer
Canister ,
canon , 1s...
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Rods of coloured glass from which the patterns were formed in many types of paperweights.
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Rod of multicoloured glass, made up of smaller individual rods fused together, then stretched
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Cane is British slang for assault, beat up.
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The stems of a raspberry or blackberry plant. Raspberry plants are supplied as dormant canes.
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The flexible stem of a plant such as raspberry, blackberry, or grape.
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noun a stiff switch used to hit students as punishment
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Reedlike stem of various plants such as the sugar cane, bamboo, and, in particular, the group of palms called rattans, consisting of the genus
Calamus and its allies. Their slender stems are dried and used for making walking sticks, baskets, and furniture
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The mature (tan or brown, not green) shoot of a vine. If the color is green, it's a shoot; if the color is brown, it's a cane.
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A hollow or pithy jointed, wood stem.
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A hollow or pithy jointed, wood stem.
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