ELMS

ELMS


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Word: elm
Word origin: Old English, of Germanic origin; related to German dialect Ilm, and Swedish and Norwegian alm .
Phonetic: ɛlm
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a tall deciduous tree that typically has rough serrated leaves and propagates from root suckers.


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Desire Under the ___
Desire Under the ___ (1936 ONeill play)
Desire Under the ___ (1958)
Desire Under the___
Rockd the full-foliaged ___: Tennyson
Slippery trees
The moan of doves in immemorial ___: Tennyson
Desire Under the ___
The moan of doves in immemorial ___: Tennyson
A shady group
Avenue liners
Avenue shaders
Backyard spreaders
Bark beetle targets
Bark beetle victims
Bark-beetle targets
Big shaders
Big spreaders
Blighted shade trees
Blighted trees
Boulevard border
Boulevard liners
Certain shade trees
City of ___ (New Haven
Classic Main Street liners
Classic street liners
Colonnade choices
Colonnade liners
Colonnade lineup
Colonnade trees
Course shaders
Cousins of zelkovas
Desirous milieu?
Disease- devastated trees
Dutch ___ (uncommon sights nowadays)
Dutch disease victims
Elegant shade trees
End of an ONeill title
Endangered trees
Eugene ONeill play
Flora in an ONeill title
Forest makeup
Graceful shaders
Hardwood sources
Hardwood trees
Hillhouses trees
Historic mansion in Newport
Items in Grays country churchyard
Landmark Newport mansion
Last word in a 1924 Eugene ONeill play title
Leafy trees
Majestic shade trees
Massachusetts state trees
May provide desired shades
National Mall liners
National Mall shaders
National Mall trees
New Haven flora
New Haven hardwoods
New Haven trees
New Haven
Newport mansion
Nine ___ (London district)
ONeill hardwoods
ONeill title ender
ONeill title flora
ONeill title setting
ONeill title trees
ONeill trees
ONeills Desire Under the ___
ONeills trees
Once-popular street liners
Oval-leafed trees
Park trees
Part of the New Haven landscape
Pennsylvania Avenue liners
Picnic shade trees
Picnic shaders
Place of desire?
Popular street liners
Raw materials for shipbuilding
Rock and slippery
Rural street liners
Samara-bearing trees
Shade givers
Shade makers
Shade providers
Shade sources
Shade trees
Shade trees for ONeill
Shade-giving trees
Shady arbor
Shady bunch
Shady bunch?
Shady characters?
Shady giants
Shady group
Shady group?
Shady ones
Shady stand
Shady street liners
Shady trees
Sherwood Forest sights
Slippery things?
Slippery trees?
Some are slippery
Some bark beetle targets
Some blight victims
Some shade givers
Some shade providers
Some street liners
Some trees
Source of shade
Spreading trees
State symbols of North Dakota and Massachusetts
State trees of Mass. and N.D.
Stately shade providers
Stately shade trees
Stately shaders
Stately stand
Stately trees
Street liners
Street prettifiers
Street shaders
Street-lining trees
Symbols of Massachusetts
Tall shade trees
Tall trees
Tennysons doves in immemorial ___
Tennysons immemorial ___
Tennysons immemorial trees
The Liberty Tree and others
The Liberty Tree
The Spanish have thousands of trees (4)
The shady bunch?
They line some old streets
They may be slippery
Theyre seen in many John Constable paintings
Theyre shady
Theyre slim and shady
Threatened flora
Towering trees
Trees in Grays country churchyard
Trees in an ONeill title
Trees with spreading branches
Troubled trees
Vanishing shade-givers
Vanishing shaders
Victims of a 20th-century blight
Wahoo and hackberry
Wahoos
What desire is under
Wide-spreading trees
Winged or slippery trees
Witch or slippery
Zelkovas relatives
___Desire Under the ___
oadside stands?
Trees threatened by extinction.
Graceful trees
Trees in O'Neill title.
Slippery --
New Haven's pride.
Ornaments of New England.
Town beautifiers.
New England's pride.
New England symbols.
Campus décor.
Beetles' prey.
Hardy trees.
New England specialties.
Trees
Samara bearers.
Street scene in England.
Symbols of New England.
City of ___, New Haven, Conn.
Members of the genus Ulmus.
Hackberry trees.
Hardwoods
Street trees.
New Haven's forte.
New England features.
New England flora.
Dendrologist's concern.
Part of the forest.
Johnson home (with The).
Deciduous trees
Tree
Forest sights.
New England sights.
O'Neill's trees
Word in an O'Neill title.
Dutch and slippery
Mass. symbols
English ___, ornamental trees
O'Neill locale for lust
End of an O'Neill title
O'Neill's Desire Under the ___
Desirable trees?
Guernsey and Jersey
Desirable plants?
Deciduous shaders
Leafy shaders
Desire grows beneath these
Trees in an O'Neill title
Members of genus Ulmus
New Haven, City of ___
O'Neill trees
O'Neill silva
Tennyson's doves in immemorial ___
Items in Gray's country churchyard
Tennyson's immemorial ___
Rock'd the full-foliaged ___: Tennyson
Landmark Newport mansion, with the
They're seen in many John Constable paintings
Historic mansion in Newport, R.I., with the
Trees in Gray's country churchyard
O'Neill title trees
Group in many a park
Classic trees on shady streets
Chinese ___ (popular bonsai trees)
Frequent features of John Constable landscapes
Shapely shade trees
State trees of North Dakota and Massachusetts
Massachusetts' College of Our Lady of the ___
State symbols of Massachusetts and North Dakota
Stately hardwoods
Trees associated with the underworld in Celtic myth
Majestic trees
Trees attacked by bark beetles
Newport, R.I., estate that's a National Historic Landmark, with the
Eugene O'Neill's Desire Under the ___
Things that suffered a 20th-century blight
Trees that line the National Mall
Symbols of hope during the American and French Revolutions
Trees where key limes regularly plucked
The Spanish girl grows trees
Trees with ovate leaves
Suburban trees
Sturdy trees
Trees devastated by a Dutch disease
Sources of shade
Stately street liners
Two state trees
Stately sources of shade
Silent Spring bemoaned their spraying
Stately shade sources
Trees with oval leaves
Desire Under the ___ (1924 Eugene ONeill play)
Trees affected by bark beetles spreading sac fungi
Trees Freddy Krueger was quite familiar with
State trees of Massachusetts and North Dakota
Their slippery versions have been used for medicinal purposes
California : palms :: New England : ___
Classic boulevard liners
Central Park trees
Woods: pro on 24 grabbing member
Shade plants
Trees next to oaks, perhaps
Ernie the golfer must save money to get woods
Sign of pleasure as one goes climbing trees
Trees with split-resistant wood
Trees with split-resistant wood
Plantings lining the Literary Walk in Central Park
Shady fixtures at the National Mall?
Good shade trees
Sherwood Forest trees
Trees that canopy Central Park's Literary Walk
Many Central Park trees
Shade trees that arent oaks
Trees with many streets named after them
Targets of some bark beetles
Bostons famed Liberty Tree and others
Popular shade trees
Deciduous 26-Downs
Shade trees on the National Mall
Slippery shade sources




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