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linden
1[ lin-duhn ]
noun
- any tree of the genus Tilia, as T. americana American linden or T. europaea European linden, having fragrant yellowish-white flowers and heart-shaped leaves, grown as an ornamental or shade tree. Compare linden family.
- the soft, light, white wood of any of these trees, used for making furniture and in the construction of houses, boxes, etc.
Linden
2[ lin-duhn ]
noun
- a city in NE New Jersey, near Newark.
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of linden1
Example Sentences
To hold it all together, a linden framework with sophisticated metal pivots for tightening was affixed to the back of each painting, to prevent warping.
The samples included DNA from threatened species such as hedgehogs and songbirds; ash, linden, and oak trees; and crops such as wheat and cabbage.
They plant magnolias, oaks, elms, ginkgos and lindens among others.
On its broad tree-lined avenues, redolent of linden blossom, where stray cats slither and a golden light bathes the gray-green, ocher and light blue buildings, a semblance of everyday life has returned.
The renovation also has replaced engraved names of participating countries and casualty figures with stainless steel letters, refinished stainless-steel statues, upgraded the memorial’s lighting and planted fresh linden and juniper trees.
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