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Image:Mixed nuts small white3.jpg|thumb|right|A bowl of mixed nuts (hard-shelled seeds). Image:Nut-hardware.jpg|thumb|right|Assorted nuts (fasteners with internal threads). wikipedia English
Etymology From ME. nute < OE. hnutu. Cognate with Latin nux, Dutch noot, German Nuss, Icelandic hnut, Spanish nuez.
Pronunciation enPR|nÅt, IPA|/nÊt/, SAMPA|/nVt/ audio|en-us-nut.ogg|Audio (US)
Noun en-noun
- A hard-shelled seed.
- A fastener: a piece of metal, usually square or hexagonal in shape, with a hole through it having machined internal threads, intended to be screwed onto a bolt or other threaded shaft.
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informal An insane person.
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slang The head.
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context|vulgarity|slang|rarely used in the singular A testicle.
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context|US|slang The amount of money necessary to set up some venture; set-up costs.
#* 1971: My attorney was waiting in a bar around the corner. âThis won't make the nut,â he said, âunless we have unlimited credit.â â Hunter S. Thompson, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (Harper Perennial 2005, p. 11)
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musical instruments On string instruments such as guitars and violins, the small piece at the peghead end of the fingerboard that holds the strings at the proper spacing and, in most cases, the proper height.
Synonyms i-c|insane person loony, nutbag, nutcase, nutter i-c|the head bonce, noodle (See further synonyms under head) i-c|a testicle ball, bollock (taboo slang), nads
Translations trans-top|seed Albanian: t+|sq|arrë|xs=Albanian Arabic:
Arab|Ù
ÙØ³Ø±Ø§Øª (mukassarÄt) p Chinese: å
æ, åæ (jiÄn
guÇ) Croatian: t+|hr|orah Czech: t-|cs|oÅech|m Danish: nød Dutch:
t+|nl|noot|f Esperanto: nukso Filipino: mani Finnish: t+|fi|pähkinä French:
no generic translation exists; noix f is often used, but this actually means âwalnutâ German: t+|de|Nuss|f Greek:
Hebrew: ×××× (egóz) m Hungarian: t+|hu|dió Icelandic:
t+|is|hneta|f trans-mid Indonesian: t+|id|kacang|xs=Indonesian Italian: t+|it|noce|f Japanese:
æ¨ã®å® (konomÃ) Korean: í¸ë (hodu) Latin:
t+|la|nux|f Latvian: rieksts m Old English: t-|ang|hnutu|f|xs=Old English Polish: t+|pl|orzech|m Portuguese:
t+|pt|noz|f Russian: оÑеÑ
(oréx) m Scottish Gaelic: cnò
f Slovene: t+|sl|oreh|m Spanish: nuez f, fruta seca f Swedish: t+|sv|nöt|c Telugu:
à°à°¿à°à° (giMja) Tok Pisin: nat Turkish: t+|tr|ceviz Welsh: cneuen
f trans-bottom
trans-top|that fits on a bolt Arabic: Arab|صÙ
ÙÙØ© IPAchar|(ÊamÅ«la) f Czech:
t+|cs|matka|f Dutch: t+|nl|moer|f Finnish: t-|fi|mutteri French: t-|fr|écrou|m German:
t+|de|Mutter|f Greek: t|el|Ïαξιμάδι|n|sc=Grek
(paksimádi) Hebrew: ××× (ha-óm) Hungarian: t+|hu|anyacsavar Italian:
t+|it|dado|m trans-mid Latvian: uzgrieznis m Polish: nakrÄtka f Portuguese:
t+|pt|porca|f Russian: t+|ru|гайка|f|trgájka|scCyrl Spanish: tuerca
f Telugu: à°¨à°à±à°à± (naTTu) Tok Pisin: nat Welsh:
nyten trans-bottom
trans-top|informal: insane person Arabic: Arab|Ù
خبÙÙ IPAchar|(maxbÅ«l) m Dutch: gek m, gekkin
f, In Belgium and South Netherlands, zot m and zottin f are often used Filipino: tanga, baliw Finnish: kahjo, pöljä French:
t+|fr|fou|m, t+|fr|folle|f German: Irre m|f, Irrer m Hungarian: t+|hu|bolond ember, t+|hu|Årült
ember Italian: t+|it|pazzo|m Japanese: æ°éã (ãã¡ãã,
kichigái) Korean: ë¯¸ì¹ (michin) trans-mid Latvian: trakais m, jucis
m Polish: Åwir m Portuguese: t+|pt|louco|m, t+|pt|doido|m, t+|pt|maluco|m Russian:
ÑÑмаÑÑедÑий (sumasšédÅ¡ij) m,
ÑÑмаÑÑедÑÐ°Ñ (sumasšédÅ¡aja)
f Spanish: loco m, chiflado m, chalado m (Spain) Swedish: t+|sv|galen Telugu:
తిà°à±à°à°²
à°µà±à°¯à°à±à°¤à°¿ (tikkala vyakti),
తిà°à°à°°
à°µà±à°¯à°à±à°¤à°¿ (tiMgara vyakti) Tok Pisin:
longlongman trans-bottom
trans-top|slang: the head Arabic: Arab|رأس IPAchar|(raâs) m|f,
Arab|ÙØ±Ø¹Ø© IPAchar|(qárÊa) f Dutch: t+|nl|kop|m Finnish:
t+|fi|kaali German: Birne f, Rübe f, Dötz m trans-mid Hungarian:
t+|hu|fej Portuguese: t+|pt|lÃder|m, t+|pt|mentor|m Tok Pisin: het trans-bottom
trans-top|slang: testicle Arabic: Arab|Ø¨ÙØ¶Ø© IPAchar|(béiÉa) f Dutch: bal m, teelbal
m Filipino: bayag Finnish: t-|fi|palli, t-|fi|kulkunen French: t+|fr|couille|f German: Ei n, recently: Nuss
f Hungarian: t+|hu|here Italian: t+|it|coglione|m, t+|it|minchione|m, t+|it|palla|f trans-mid
Latvian pauti m p Portuguese: bagos m|p, ovos m|p Russian: ÑйÑо (jajtsó)
n Scottish Gaelic: clach f Spanish: t+|es|cojón, t+|es|huevo Tok Pisin: bol
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checktrans trans-top|Translations to be categorised ttbc|Breton: kraoñ collective noun kraoñenn f (1), kraouenn f (2), brizh-sod (3), kell f, divgell
p (4) ttbc|Interlingua: nuce (1); matre vite (2); folle (3); teste (4), testiculo (4) trans-mid ttbc|Romanian: nucÄ f (1),
piuliÅ£Ä f (2), nebun m (3) Å£icnit m (3) trans-bottom
Related terms rel-top|terms related to the noun "nut" coconut groundnut hazelnut
monkeynut peanut walnut nutbeam nutbag rel-mid
nutcase nutter nutcracker nutdriver nutmeat nutmeg
nutshell sweet as a nut rel-bottom
Verb en-verb|nut|t|ed
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context|transitive|slang To hit deliberately with the head; to headbutt.
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context|intransitive|slang To ejaculate (semen).
Category:1000 English basic words Category:Foods
Dutch
Noun nut n (plural nutten, diminutive nutje)
- use, benefit
Derived terms nuttig
Category:Dutch nouns
Scots
Pronunciation IPA|/nÊÊ/
Interjection sco-intj
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South Scots no; used to show disagreement or negation.
ar:nut de:nut fa:nut fr:nut hy:nut io:nut
id:nut kk:nut ku:nut la:nut hu:nut nl:nut
pl:nut ru:nut simple:nut fi:nut sv:nut ta:nut
te:nut vi:nut tr:nut uk:nut zh:nut
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