wattle

noun uncountable

UK /ˈwɒt(ə)l/

1
a substance used for making walls, consisting of large sticks with small branches between them
Synonyms and related words
Building materials
adobe
aggregate
asbestos
2
a piece of skin that hangs from the head or neck of some birds
Synonyms and related words
Parts of birds
beak
bill
breast
3
Acacia pycnantha, a plant/flower that is the national floral emblem of Australia
In 1988 the golden wattle was formally adopted as the floral emblem of Australia.
Submitted by:
Pietro from Italy on 25/02/2016
Open Dictionary - February2016

phrases

wattle and daub

单词	wattle
释义	wattle noun uncountable UK /ˈwɒt(ə)l/ Other entries for this word wattle and daub phrase DEFINITIONS3 1 a substance used for making walls, consisting of large sticks with small branches between them Synonyms and related words Building materials adobe aggregate asbestos 2 a piece of skin that hangs from the head or neck of some birds Synonyms and related words Parts of birds beak bill breast 3 Acacia pycnantha, a plant/flower that is the national floral emblem of Australia In 1988 the golden wattle was formally adopted as the floral emblem of Australia. Submitted by: Pietro from Italy on 25/02/2016 Open Dictionary - February2016 phrases wattle and daub wattle noun uncountable US /ˈwɑt(ə)l/ Other entries for this word wattle and daub phrase DEFINITIONS3 1 a substance used for making walls, consisting of large sticks with small branches between them Synonyms and related words Building materials adobe aggregate asbestos 2 a piece of skin that hangs from the head or neck of some birds Synonyms and related words Parts of birds beak bill breast 3 Acacia pycnantha, a plant/flower that is the national floral emblem of Australia In 1988 the golden wattle was formally adopted as the floral emblem of Australia. Submitted by: Pietro from Italy on 25/02/2016 Open Dictionary - February2016 phrases wattle and daub
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