nutcracker in Irish
nutcracker in Irish is cnóire — nutcracker means a tool used for cracking the shells of nuts.
nutcracker in Irish
cnóire
(ornithology) Any bird of the genus Nucifraga in the crow family.
What does "nutcracker" mean?
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noun A tool used for cracking the shells of nuts.
"Pass me the nutcracker, please, and I will open the walnuts."
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noun A bird of the genus Nucifraga, which belongs to the crow family.
"The nutcracker is a member of the crow family."
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nutcracker in a sentence
- Pass me the nutcracker, please, and I will open the walnuts.
- We keep a metal nutcracker in the bowl with the nuts at Christmas.
- The nutcracker is a member of the crow family.
- Clark's nutcracker is one species of this genus.
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What is "nutcracker" in Irish?
"nutcracker" in Irish is cnóire. nutcracker means: A tool used for cracking the shells of nuts.
How do you use "nutcracker" in a sentence?
Example: "Pass me the nutcracker, please, and I will open the walnuts." In Irish, "nutcracker" is cnóire.
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