cedarn

(ˈsiːdən)

adj

(Botany) literary of or relating to cedar trees

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ce•darn

(ˈsi dərn)

adj. Archaic.

of or resembling cedar.

[1625–35]

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cedarn - consisting of or made of cedar; "carved cedarn doors"

woody - made of or containing or resembling wood; "woody plants"; "perennial herbs with woody stems"; "a woody taste"

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In Cedarn, Utana in 1959, with Brian O'Nolan pondering the reiusse of At Swim-Two-Birds across the Atlantic, Nabokov's Charles Kinbote declares that he needed a disguise to work at a Zemblan university and "present to rosy youths Finnigan's Wake as a monstrous extension of Angus McDiarmid's 'incoherent transactions' and of Southey's Lingo-Grande" (59).