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husk
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husk1
the external green or membranous covering of certain fruits and seeds
husk2
bronchitis in cattle, sheep, and goats, usually caused by lungworm infestation
husk [həsk]
(botany)
The outer coat of certain seeds, particularly if it is a dry, membranous structure.
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