tupelo
图珀洛,图贝罗,图贝洛
Definitions
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plural tu·pe·los.
- : any of several trees of the genus Nyssa, having ovate leaves, clusters of minute flowers, and purple, berrylike fruit, especially N. aquatica, of swampy regions of the eastern, southern, and midwestern U.S.
- : the soft, light wood of these trees.
Examples
You can paddle serene river floodplains, pick up some Tupelo honey at a roadside stand, and cool off in Wakulla Springs, one of the largest and deepest freshwater springs in the world.
What the hell, he already had enough judgments against him to pave the road to Tupelo.
In the early 2000s, Dutschke joined a Tupelo studio called Kinetic Kick owned by Noel McMichael.
“Tupelo is a very small town in the middle of the Bible Belt,” McMichael said.
Republican Roger Wicker of Tupelo has now cruised easily to re-election to a full term in the US Senate.
Raymond promptly stole it from a church parking lot during Wednesday night prayer meeting and sold it to a chop shop near Tupelo.
There are three varieties of tents—sponge, laminaria, and tupelo.
He knew but one kind of tupelo, as he knew but one kind of "ellum."
Bragg, who had succeeded Beauregard in command, sent one division from Tupelo on the twenty-seventh of June for the same place.
His home is no inaccessible den among the ledges; only a hollow in some ancient oak or tupelo.
After the battle of Tupelo he volunteered to remain with the wounded, of whom there were about sixty, in the hands of the enemy.