hardpear
/ˈhɑːdpɛː/(also hard pear) Chiefly South African
noun
Any of several African trees having dense, hard wood, especially Olinia ventosa (family Penaeaceae), a large evergreen tree of South Africa, and Strychnos henningsii (family Loganiaceae), a small tree of southern and eastern Africa.
Origin
Early 19th century; earliest use found in John Barrow. From South African Dutch hardpeer from Dutch hard + peer.
- unthinkingness
- unthought
- unthoughtful
- unthread
- unthreatened
- unthreatening
- unthriftily
- unthriftiness
- unthrifty
- unthrone
- untidily
- untidiness
- untidy
- untie
- untied
- until
- until further notice
- until further orders
- untilled
- until (or till) hell freezes over
- untimeliness
- untimely
- untinged
- untiring
- untiringly