cane

4 letters in word "cane": A C E N.

Anagrams of cane:

• acne

• ance

Words found within cane:

ace ae an ane can ea ean en na nae ne

• Definitions:
• a stick that people can lean on to help them walk a strong slender often flexible stem as of bamboos, reeds, rattans, or sugar cane beat with a cane a stiff switch used to hit students as punishment
• A cane is a long, straight wooden stick, generally of bamboo, Malacca (rattan) or some similar plant, mainly used as a support, such as a walking stick, or as an instrument of punishment. Depending on the use, it is left in its natural state or improved (e.g., smoothened, varnished).
• Zoran Kosti? (????? ??????) (born August 17, 1964 in Belgrade) widely known by his nickname Cane (pronounced ) is the vocalist for Serbian punk group Partibrejkers. ...
• A cross section of glass made by pulling and stretching molten glass from both ends. Several color pattern and designs can be created. Whatever design is used along with the detail will continue to hold the precise shape, scale all the way down to an invisible dimension.
• An elongated psuedobulb, usually used when describing Dendrobiums.
• a one-year-old shoot on a grapevine.
• Carried when top hat is worn. Must match top hat.
• A thin but tough woody stem that often has a pithy or hollow centre, as in the case of the stems of bamboo and raspberry.
• Either the most common material from which Australian stock whip handles are made, or a piece of wood in a bullwhip that protrudes into the core of the whip and provides a foundation for attaching the thong. ...
• a plant that grows in wetlands along rivers; they were used as torches by prehistoric explorers of Mammoth Cave; remnant of used torches are still found in the cave.
• (cane) (k?n) a wooden stick or metal rod used for support in walking.
• Split Rattan, often used to cover chair seats.
• A term borrowed from glass working that refers to patterned or solid colored rods placed to form a design. Slices of canes are used to create millefiore work.
• The type of cane a blind person uses is different from the type of cane a person with a mobility disability or the elderly use. This type of cane is longer and assists the people who are blind with locating objects on the floor and in his/her pathway that he/she will need to step around.
• The stem of a mature grapevine shoot after the bark becomes tan-coloured at veraison and starts its overwinerting form. Canopy The part of the vine above the ground, which includes stems, leaves and fruit. ...
• glass that has been stretched out into long, relatively thin rods or tubes (in the case of beads)
• Any string or rod of glass.
• The supportive branches of a rosebush. Canes are distinguished from stems in that they have hardened and have greater caliper.
• the outer peel of rattan, used in weaving as an embellishment and on chair bottoms.
• originally a technique used by glass blowers. A cane is made from rods of glass melted together to form a design that can be revealed when a cane is sliced. A cane may be reduced, which allows creating intricate designs with many details. ...
• Hollow stem of giant reeds, or solid stem of slender palms, used as a substitute for whalebone in corsets. Extremely fine round or flat strips of cane are found in corsets and petticoats until the end of the c19th.
• Logs of various shapes and sheets of polymer clay that are joined together to form a cane. Ends are removed to show pattern. Each slice of cane will then be the exact pattern.
• The previous season's shoots that have been left to mature.
• Type of toy used in S&M play. Usually made of flexible material like bamboo. Used for spanking play and designed to be used lightly for real life play.
• The generic name in the US for walking stick as it was in Britain around the time of Henry VIII. Today in Britain it only relates to turned sticks or exotic imported woods.
• a mature woddy, brown shoot as it develops after leaf fall. Canes were last years fruiting or renewal shoots. The buds on the canes will produce the next season's fruiting shoots.

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