nuttiness (nutines)
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 66
The property of being nutty; a nutty flavor. The six e ays which make up the volume are the ripe fruit of twenty years' meditation, and they have the nutti ne of age about them. Athenœum, No. 3231, p. 430. nut-topper (nut'top"ėr), n. A variant of nut- tapper. [Prov. Eng.] nut-tree (nut'tre), n. [ nuttre , nutte tre ; nut + tree .] 1. Any tree which bears nuts. -2. Specifically, the hazel. [Eng.] So in order ley hem on a table, And nuttre leves under wol not harme. Palladius , Husbondrie (E. E. T. S.), p. 93. Australian or Queensland nut-tree. See Macadamia . in nuts.-2. Having the flavor of nuts: as, nutty wine. nut-weevil (nut'wē"vl), n. A weevil which lays its eggs in nuts. Bal an in us nucum is an example, whose white grubs or larvæ are found in nuts. See cut under Bal an in us. Sapidity and nutritive ne are closely bound together. H. Spencer , Data of Ethics, p. 104. nutritorial (nu-tri-to'ri-al), a. [ sense; having the nature or office of the nutritorium.
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