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• ___ buckthorn

• 1950 chemistry Nobelist

• Alaskan tree

• Bansai candidate

• Birch

• Birch cousin

• Birch family member

• Birch family tree

• Birch family tree that's sacred in Wicca

• Birch kin

• Birch relative

• Birch tree

• Birch tree relative

• Black ___ (winterberry plant)

• Black ___ (winterberry)

• Cabinet wood

• Cabinet wood, perhaps

• Carving wood

• Catkin bearer

• Catkin producer

• Catkin source

• Catkin-bearing tree

• Charcoal wood

• Cousin of a birch

• Cousin of the birch

• Creek shrub

• Deciduous tree

• Electric guitar wood

• Fender Stratocaster wood

• Freud's contemporary

• Furniture wood

• Hardwood tree

• Hazel tree relative

• Important hardwood

• Its bark is used in dyes and tanning

• Kind of tree whose wood is used to smoke salmon

• Material for many electric guitar bodies

• Material used in Fender electric guitars

• Member of the birch family

• Northern tree

• One of 500 real shrubs

• Pacific Coast hardwood

• Red tree

• Rot-resistant wood

• Rot-resistant wood good for marine uses

• Rot-resistant wood used for pier pilings

• Tanbark source

• Tanner's wood

• Tannin source

• Temperate shrub

• Toothed-leaf tree

• Tree

• Tree held dearly? Why not!

• tree in a thicket

• Tree in the birch family

• Tree sacred to the Druids

• Tree used in bridge building

• Tree used in cabinet work

• Tree with catkins

• Tree with tanning bark

• Type of birch

• Type of tree

• Wood that wears well in water

• Wood that's especially resistant to water damage

• Wood used for bridge pilings

• Wood used for electric guitars

• Wood used in bridgemaking

• Wood used in charcoal

• Wood used to smoke salmon

• North temperate shrubs or trees having toothed leaves and conelike fruit

• Bark is used in tanning and dyeing and the rot-resistant wood

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