Georgia pine

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long′leaf pine′

(ˈlɔŋˌlif, ˈlɒŋ-)
n.
1. an American pine, Pinus palustris, valued as a source of turpentine and for its timber.
2. the wood of this tree.
Also called Georgia pine.
[1790–1800, Amer.]
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Noun1.Georgia pine - large three-needled pine of southeastern United States having very long needles and gnarled twisted limbsGeorgia pine - large three-needled pine of southeastern United States having very long needles and gnarled twisted limbs; bark is red-brown deeply ridged; an important timber tree
yellow pine - any of various pines having yellow wood
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Earlier this month, Danny, bassist Luke, lead guitarist James Tranter, from Coventry, and James Dudley, from Bedworth, launched the band's third EP, Georgia Pine, at the Sunflower Lounge in Birmingham city centre and it was, apparently, quite a night.
Earlier this month, Danny, bassist Luke, lead guitarist James Tranter, from Coventry, and James Dudley, from Bedworth, launched the band's third EP, Georgia Pine, at the Sun-flower Lounge in Birmingham city centre and it was, apparently, quite a night.
The biggest challenge he faced was to keep his expectations from growing taller than a Georgia pine, and to make sure he was well rested.
He also got a lucky break at the par five 13th when his ball was heading deep into the trees down the left side but ricocheted off a Georgia pine and back to the fairway, allowing him to go on and save par.
Plants of this endemic mint genus of the Southeastern Coastal Plain were first gathered by Stephen Elliott (1771-1830) in his 1818 excursion through the sandhills of the Georgia pine barrens along the historic Federal Road and were subsequently described and named "Ceranthera linearifolia" by him in his Sketch (1821).
In the process, he has created a body of work that draws out the full flavor and character of southern woods: black walnut, leopard maple, Georgia pine, cedar, and slippery elm.
Variously known as "Georgia pine," "yellow pine," "longstraw," or "heart pine," the longleaf forest dominated an estimated 60-90 million acres of uplands at the time of European settlement, stretching - unbroken - from Virginia to east Texas.
It's a combination of Early American and Georgia Pine. For national security adviser he chose Zbigniew Brzezinski.
On the bottom was three and a half inches of spline-jointed Georgia pine covered with one-inch tongue-and-grooved maple.
If you could find you an old Georgia pine, an old-time Georgia heart pine .
Such words sound as soothing to Jordan Spieth as birds nestled in the Georgia pines. Any other year, Spieth would be a big part of the conversation when the 83rd Masters Tournaments begins on Thursday.
Mix in reigning seventh-ranked reigning British Open champion Francesco Molinari of Italy and sixth-ranked Spaniard Jon Rahm, who shared fourth last year in only his second Masters start, and there's an element of extra hunger under the Georgia pines this week.
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