old field pine
Now US
noun
Any of several pines of the southern U.S., especially the loblolly pine, Pinus taeda.
Origin
Late 18th century; earliest use found in Benjamin Hawkins (1754–1818).
- black swallowtail
- black swan
- black swift
- black-tailed
- black-tailed deer
- black-tailed godwit
- black tang
- black tar
- black taxi
- black tea
- black tellurium
- black theology
- blackthorn
- blackthorn winter
- black-throat
- black-throated
- black-throated diver
- Black Thursday
- black tie
- black-tied
- black tin
- black tobacco
- black tongue
- blacktop
- black tracker