sharp cedar (sharpse"dar)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 33
A tree, Juni per us Oxycedrus, of the Mediterranean region; also, a tree, Acacia Oxycedrus, of Australia. sharp-cut (shärp'kut), a. Cut sharply and clearly; cut so as to present a clear, well-defined outline, as a figure on a medal or an engraving; hence, presenting great distinctne ; well-defined; clear. sharpen (shär'pn), v. [ tive, intensive, quick, biting, severe, tart, etc.: as, to sharpen a sword or a knife; to sharpen the appetite; to sharpen vinegar. IMG:content-0810.png:[blocks in formation] 3. In music, same as sharp. sharpener (shärp'nėr), n. One who or that which sharpens.
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