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acorn

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Two main shapes were adopted for the apex - the acorn and the hogsback. [noun]

I found the perfect acorn: no mars, no scratches, nothing at all that could blemish it. [Please select]

The Acorn Patch was well filled with thriving young oaks about 25 years old. [noun]

Then each acorn had to be hunted up and brought to the hole prepared for it. [noun]

Then each acorn had to be fitted to its hole. [noun]

How he must have hurried to reach his tree when the acorn was extra large. [noun]

He knows very well which end of an acorn is which, does our Carpenter. [noun]

The law according to which an acorn makes an oak--and not a pine-tree is complex. [noun]

The Acorn Woodpecker in Coahuila is common in the oak and pine-oak belts, from 4950 to 8000 feet. [noun]

"Horse of wood, foaled of an acorn," a form of punishment. [noun]

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