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Featherwood,
Polyosma cunninghamii, a
rainforest tree of
eastern Australia Featherwood, a term of
racial superiority from the
United States, see ****wood...
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Featherwood Roman Camps are
neighbouring archaeological sites in Northumberland, England, 1 mile (1.6 km)
north of
Featherwood and
about 3
miles (5 km)...
- "the Woodpile". Men in this
group are
called "****woods" and
women "
featherwoods". The wood**** is
often used as a
general symbol for the group, such...
- that
growing cultural diversity will
bring about "White Genocide". "
Featherwood" The
female equivalent to a "****wood", or a
member of a
white supremacist...
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Roman site and
museum Devil's Causeway,
Roman road to
Berwick upon
Tweed Featherwood Roman Camps, on Dere
Street between Chew
Green and
Bremenium Habitan****...
- S****afras, Coachwood,
Lilly Pilly,
Native Daphne, Possumwood, Beefwood,
Featherwood and Blackwood.
Genuine cool
temperate rainforest trees such as Pinkwood...
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Pennantia cunninghamii (brown beech), and
Polyosma cunninghamii (rainforest
featherwood)
commemorate Allan and his
brother Richard, a botanist. The Cunningham...
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Polyosma cunninghamii,
known as the
featherwood, is a
small rainforest tree of
eastern Australia. It
grows in many
different types of rainforest, however...
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featherily featherless featherlight featherlike feathertail featherweight featherwood featherwork feathery feed fed feel
feeling feelings fell (adj) fell (pelt)...
- is less well-defined; nevertheless, the south-easterly down-throwing
Featherwood and
Alwinton faults can be
identified along this margin. To the west...
