ACORN

ACORN


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Word: acorn
Word origin: Old English æcern, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch aker, also to acre, later associated with oak and corn1.
Phonetic: ˈeɪkɔːn
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the fruit of the oak tree, a smooth oval nut in a rough cup-shaped base.


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-- squash
Babe in the oakwoods
Babe in the woods?
Big tree-to-be
Brown color
Capped nut
Castoff from an oak tree
Cheek pouch morsel
Chickarees morsel
Chicken Little bonker
Chicken Littles sky
Chicken Littles fallen sky
Chicken Littles bit of falling sky
Chicken Littles fallen sky
Chicken Littles falling sky
Chipmunk snack
Chipmunks tidbit
Cupped fruit
Cupule contents
Cupules contents
Embryonic oak
Eventual oak
Fall fall
Faller on Chicken little
Find under an oak
Furniture finial
Future nut tree
Future oak
Future oak tree
Future part of a stand
Hard nut to crack?
Hard-shell seed
Incipient oak
It drops from an oak tree
It has a cupule
It has cupule
It may be squirreled away
Its a tough nut to crack
Its often squirreled away
Its put away for winter
Its squirreled-away for the winter
Item buried in a lawn
Item in a cheek pouch
Item in a fall stash
Item in a squirrels cache
Item in a squirrels stash
Item to squirrel away
Kind of squash
Mighty oak maker
NUT IN A HAT
Nosh for a squirrel
Nut for a nut weevil
Nut for a squirrel
Nut in a cupule
Nut that gets squirreled away
Nut that gets squirreled away?
Nut with a cap
Nut with a cupule
Nut with bitter tannin
Oak beginning
Oak dropping
Oak fruit
Oak in a nutshell
Oak in the embryonic stage
Oak nut
Oak of the future
Oak producer
Oak product
Oak seed
Oak starter
Oak tree fruit
Oak tree-to-be
Oaks origin
Oaks source
Oak
Oak-leaf cluster feature
Oak-oak link
Oak-to-be
Oak-tree-to-be
Once and future oak
One fell on Chicken Littles head
One struck Chicken Little
Org. indicted in Nevada for alleged election fraud
Part of a squirrel stash
Part of a squirrels stash
Part of a winter stash
Part of a woodlands stash
Part of some deer diets
Piece of the sky
Pony nosh
Potential oak
Potential oak tree
Potential oak tree.
Potential tree
Proverbial start of great things
Scrats prize in Ice Age
Seed with real potential
Snack for Chip or Dale
Snack for a blue jay
Snack for a squirrel
Some kind of a nut
Some kind of nut
Something a jay stores
Something squirreled away
Something to squirrel away
Squash type
Squash variety
Squash variety named for its shape
Squirrel food
Squirrel jackpot
Squirrel snack
Squirrel stash
Squirrel treat
Squirrels cache
Squirrels find
Squirrels lunch
Squirrels morsel
Squirrels nugget
Squirrels prize
Squirrels snack
Squirrels staple
Squirrels stash
Squirrels tidbit
Squirrels treat
Squirreled-away item
Squirreled-away item?
Start of something big?
Symbol marking Englands National Trails
Symbol of potential
Symbol used to mark Englands National Trails
Tannin source
Tannin-rich nut
Treat for Chip and Dale
Tree nut
Tree seed
Tree to be
Tree-to-be
Type of squash
Voter reg. grp. in the news
Voter registration grp. founded in 1970
What Chicken Little mistook for the sky
Whence grows a mighty oak
Whence the mighty oak
Winter squash
Would-be oak
___ squash
___ squash (orange vegetable)
Incipient tree.
Oak in infancy.
Squirrel's favorite.
Nut in a scaly cup.
Possible oak tree.
Embryo tree.
Tree fruit
-- nut
Squirrel find.
Squirrel's find.
-- fruit
Quercine fruit.
Squash
Squirrel's snack.
Fruit of the Quercus.
Fruit of a tree.
Genesis of a tree.
Squirrel's cache.
Squirrel's tidbit.
Oak's beginning
Squirrel's quest
Finial on many Jacobean chairs
Jacobean chair ornament
Tree product.
Motif for a chair finial
Squirrel gathering
Chipmunk's cache
Squirrel fare
Oak's offspring
It fell on Chicken-Little
Squirrel's morsel
Nut of the oak
Start of an oak
It fell on Chicken Little
Whence comes a mighty oak
Fruit of the oak
Quercus fruit
Would-be tree
Fall faller
Fruit of an oak
Future oak, perhaps
Color also called meadowlark
Oak start
Chickaree's morsel
Squirrel's prize
Tough nut
It's put away for winter
Squirrel's nugget
Part of a winter stash, maybe
Squirrel's staple
It's often squirreled away
Squirrel's stash
Oak's source
Cupule's contents
Starter of a 58-Down
Symbol used to mark England's National Trails
Item in a squirrel's hoard
Tough nut to crack
Symbol of potential strength
Tidbit for a squirrel
Item in a winter cache
Nut often squirreled away
Part of a squirrel's stash
Nut seen on the back of a dime
Seed of tree
Nut of oak tree
Baby oak?
Fruit of oak
Fruit of the oak tree
From which a tall tree may grow
From which a tall oak may grow
From which a mighty oak may grow?
From which a mighty tree could grow!
A cereal with fruit?
Goodness in an oak's fruit
Source of a great oak
Nut of an oak tree
Tree potentially provides answer — hard growth
A limp reason to get fruit?
Cereal with a type of nut
A grain or a fruit
A grain found in oak
A blemish afoot, which becomes mighty
Fruit's a pain for the walker
Nut under a tree
Bit of a squirrels stash
Nut with a hat
Seed with a prominent cap
Seed that grows squirrels?
Nut from an oak
Unpalatable fruit or a cereal?
Fruit suggests trouble afoot
Symbol of growth potential
Hard-shelled seed
Squirrel staple
Certain tree nut
Nevada grp. that was charged with voter registration fraud in 2009
Streaming service with mostly British titles
Deer snack
Certain would-be tree
Squirrel morsel
Squirrel morsel
A lot of sailors secure firm part of mast
Scrats obsession in Ice Age films
Scrats obsession in Ice Age films
Something that falls in the fall
Squirrels treasure
Frequently
Scoundrel's accent, not British
Impertinence
Board game that takes its name from the Greek for jump
Fruit and top quality vegetable
American sailors grip firm piece of mast
Wood used to provide these antiques, and one will provide wood in time
Nut from an oak tree
___ Computers, company whose BBC Micro computer dominated the UK educational computer market during the 1980s and early 1990s
The fruit of the oak tree
Oaks fruit
Forest nut
Oak source
Scrats obsession from Ice Age
Morsel for a squirrel
A small hard growth is a squirrel's treat
Nut whose cap can be used as a whistle
Deer nosh
Metaphor for potential
Winter-squash type
A small hard growth is a squirrels treat
What a squirrel stores in its cheek
Squirrels meal
Oak trees seed
Part of a winter stash, perhaps
What might roll in the leaves
What a squirrel may squirrel away
Article about fancy fruit
Edible that's been squirreled away?
Oak mast
A hard growth seen on oak
Oaks nut
A growth that may become a tree
Squirrels cheekful
Morsel in a cheek pouch
Metaphor for growth potential
Nut is article full of goodness
To start auction: chairs of really nice oak, potentially
My boring article a nut squirrelled away?




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