longleaf pine
41slash pine — noun Etymology: slash (III); from the fact that caribbean pine especially in Florida grows in slashes 1. a. : caribbean pine b. : the strong hard heavy coarse grained orange wood of the Caribbean pine …
42hard pine — noun Date: 1865 a pine (as longleaf pine or pitch pine) that has hard wood and leaves usually in groups of two or three; also the wood of a hard pine …
43hard pine — noun : a pine (as longleaf pine or a pitch pine) having hard wood and leaves usually in groups of two or three; also : the wood of a hard pine …
44rosemary pine — noun 1. : any of three common pines of the southeastern United States with fine grained wood: a. : loblolly pine 1 b. : longleaf pine c. : shortleaf pine 2 …
45yellow pine — noun Date: 1709 1. any of several North American pines (as a Ponderosa pine or longleaf pine) with yellowish wood 2. the wood of a yellow pine …
46swamp pine — noun Any of several pine trees, such as loblolly pine or longleaf pine, that prefer swampy conditions …
47southern pine — noun 1. or southern pitch pine : longleaf pine 2. : a pitch pine (Pinus rigida) …
48Georgia pine — Geor′gia pine′ n. pln longleaf pine • Etymology: 1790–1800, amer …
49yellow pine — ☆ yellow pine n. 1. any of several North American pines, as the longleaf pine, having yellowish wood 2. this wood …
50florida pine — noun or florida yellow pine Usage: usually capitalized F : longleaf pine …