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myall
[ mahy-awl ]
noun
- any of several Australian acacias, especially Acacia pendula weeping myall, having gray foliage and drooping branches.
myall
/ ˈmaɪəl /
noun
- any of several Australian acacias, esp Acacia pendula, having hard scented wood used for fences
- a native Australian living independently of society
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Origin of myall1
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Example Sentences
I can ride anything—anything that ever was lapped in horsehide—swim like a musk-duck, and track like a Myall blackfellow.
I don't know that it greatly mattered if that Myall's spear had gone through me, as it did through poor Williamson.
As if you wouldn't have smelt a myall long before I could even see him!
At 6.43 made one mile south to a clump of trees resembling myall, which I have seen before to the west of Rockhampton.
Towards the river the country is wooded with a kind of myall, but not the drooping acacia.
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