hazelnut
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- noun
- /ˈheɪzəlˌnʌt/
:
avellana
- Another honorable mention goes out to the Chocolate Hazelnut paired with banana slices and Nutella.
- hazelnut cultivars
- hazelnut accessions
- Turkish hazelnut
I guess I don't really smell the hazelnut, do you?
- I guess I don't really smell the hazelnut, do you?
- We've got dark chocolate mousse, milk chocolate, spiral, crunchy hazelnut, Guillen Duja.
- This is delicious Irish hazelnut chocolate bar.
- I went from vanilla ice latte to hazelnut ice coffee.
- So this ones top notes are of course pistachio ice cream, bergamont, hazelnut, rum and cardamom.
- I don't have a sack of almonds or a sack of hazelnuts.
- The smell is intensely nutty, like toasted hazelnuts.
- And she's looking down at the palm of her own hand, and she sees a tiny little thing about the size of a hazelnut in her hand.
- OK Nuts and seeds, tree nuts, almonds, walnuts, hazelnuts, for example, oily fish at least a couple of times a week, right.
Examples
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A no foam cappuccino and a hazelnut latte.
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"Angelic Lavinia brought us some hazelnut coffee," Helen said.
Fiction book (1997) -
This hazelnut one is to die for.
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This is delicious Irish hazelnut chocolate bar.
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I'm going to make hazelnut soup for dinner.
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Yes, I've got my my hazelnut coffee today, which I love.
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She'd bought a dozen bagels and two pounds of hazelnut coffee, which she knew Helen especially liked.
Fiction book (1997) -
Next up on my faux turkey conquest is the Field Roast Hazelnut Cranberry Roast.
Blog text (30) -
Acorns, hazelnuts, and other fat-rich treats are at their peak in the northern forest then.
Academic text (2011) -
I love adding chopped hazelnuts to my morning oatmeal for extra flavor.
Synonyms
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A large hard seed with a shell that you can eat
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A small hazel tree or the round brown nuts it gives that you can eat
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A shrub or small tree that produces edible round brown nuts
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The edible nut from a hazel tree
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A small tree or bush that grows edible nuts inside a leafy cover
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A hard-shelled seed with an edible part inside, like an almond or walnut
A tree that people grow for nuts you can eat, pretty branches, and useful wood
Compounds
A shrub from western North America that produces nuts in long beaklike coverings
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Etymology
The word hazelnut comes from the name hazel, a tree, plus nut, so it simply means 'the nut of the hazel'. Think of the hazel tree or the word hazel for a pale brown color to remember the small brown nut.