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water gum

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun water gum has 1 sense
  1. water gum, Nyssa aquatica - columnar swamp tree of southeastern to midwestern North America yielding pale soft easily worked wood
    --1 is a kind of tupelo, tupelo tree

Definitions from the Web

Water Gum - Noun


Definition: A type of evergreen tree native to Australia, belonging to the Myrtaceae family, typically found in wetlands and along watercourses. The water gum has smooth bark and lance-shaped leaves with clusters of white flowers.


Example Sentence:

1. The water gum is a common sight along the riverbanks of the Murray-Darling Basin.

2. The leaves of the water gum provide a source of food for koalas.


Water Gum - Noun


Definition: A type of chewing gum that is intended to be consumed underwater, known for its unique texture and flavor.


Example Sentence:

1. The scuba divers enjoyed chewing water gum during their underwater exploration.

2. The water gum was specially designed for aquatic athletes who wanted a refreshing treat while swimming.


Water Gum - Adjective


Definition: Referring to something popular and well-liked among the local community, often associated with water-based activities or destinations.


Example Sentence:

1. The coastal town has a water gum café that offers local dishes loved by both residents and tourists.

2. The water gum festivals attract a large crowd of enthusiastic participants each year.


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