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• denude — de|nude [dıˈnju:d US dıˈnu:d] v [T usually passive] formal 1.) to remove the plants and trees that cover an area of land ▪ a hillside denuded in a fire 2.) to take something away from someone or something denude sb/sth of sth ▪ The fact that… …   Dictionary of contemporary English

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• Coast Live Oak — Taxobox name = Coast Live Oak image width = 240px image caption = Coast Live Oak foliage with new spring growth regnum = Plantae divisio = Magnoliophyta classis = Magnoliopsida ordo = Fagales familia = Fagaceae genus = Quercus sectio = Lobatae… …   Wikipedia

• de|nud´er — de|nude «dih NOOD, NYOOD», transitive verb, nud|ed, nud|ing. 1. to make bare; strip (something) of its clothing or covering: »Most trees are denuded of their leaves in winter. (Figurative.) to denude the sea of valuable fish. ( …   Useful english dictionary

• de|nude — «dih NOOD, NYOOD», transitive verb, nud|ed, nud|ing. 1. to make bare; strip (something) of its clothing or covering: »Most trees are denuded of their leaves in winter. (Figurative.) to denude the sea of valuable fish. ( …   Useful english dictionary