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A tree that grows round sweet fruits called apples

A tree that grows rounded, edible fruits called apples

A tree grown for its apples that people eat

A person someone loves and values above all others

Children often look and behave like their parents

A person or thing that someone loves and cares for more than others

Neat and well organized like a tidy room

A sweet baked dessert with sliced apples inside a pastry crust

The liquid from apples that people drink

A tree that grows round sweet fruits called apples

A person in a group who causes trouble for others

A visible bump on the front of the throat that moves when you swallow

A place with many apple trees that grow fruit

An apple covered in caramel and held on a stick as a sweet treat

An apple covered in a hard shiny sugar coating

A sweet piece of fried dough with apple pieces often served warm

A baked sweet pastry like a pie with sliced apples and sugar

A sweet, smooth food made by cooking and mashing apples, often with sugar and spices

A thick sweet spread from apples slowly cooked with sugar and spices until smooth

A baked pastry with sweet apple filling wrapped in dough

A small sour apple or the tree that grows it often used to make jam

A person whose bad actions harm others in a group

An apple covered in hard sweet sugar on a stick that you eat as a treat

An apple covered in a hard layer of sugar and served on a stick

A type of apple that you eat raw

A small apple tree that grows naturally with tart fruit

A baked apple wrapped in dough and served as a sweet dessert

A small white worm that bores into apples and eats the inside

A thing that causes an argument between people

A person who flatters someone in power to get favours

A place or situation where things are very clean and neatly arranged

An old name for a tomato

A small tree that stays green all year and is used to grow roots for other fruit trees

A small evergreen tree with edible fruit used as a root for other fruit trees

An apple covered in hard sweet candy on a stick

A plant with spiky fruit and trumpet-shaped flowers that can be poisonous

A yellow tropical fruit with sweet juicy flesh and a strong smell

A small yellow or orange fruit from a cactus used to make jam and desserts

A disease caused by a fungus that makes orange spots on the leaves and fruit of apple and pear trees

A small red apple that tastes tart and is used to make jam

A tall poisonous plant with bad-smelling leaves, large trumpet-shaped flowers, and spiky fruit

An apple used for cooking, like in pies or sauces, not for eating raw

A group of mainly tropical trees and shrubs that includes the custard apple and related fruit trees

A tropical tree from the Americas that grows sweet, soft fruit

A sweet, soft fruit from a tropical tree that you eat fresh

A small apple tree grown for its tart fruit or pretty spring flowers

An apple grown to be eaten raw, usually sweet and good for snacking

A tropical shrub with shiny leaves and fragrant flowers that open at night

A medium-sized tree with pink blossoms and small yellow fruit

A sweet clear spread made from apple juice for bread or cooking

A small plant with round sweet-smelling leaves and white flowers

A sweet alcoholic drink with apple taste often served after a meal or in cocktails

A hard white seed from a South American palm tree that people polish to make buttons

A small plant with leaves that taste cool and smell like apples and are used in cooking and tea

A tall tropical plant that grows quickly, smells strong, has large trumpet-shaped flowers, and prickly poisonous fruit

A warm sweet dessert made from apples, often served with custard

A disease on apple and pear trees that makes orange or brown spots

Extra money you pay for Apple products compared with similar items

A strong drink made from vodka and apples

A thing that has the smell of apples, like a candle or soap

A body or object with a round top and a narrower bottom like an apple

About the size of an apple

A disease that makes apple tree leaves and fruit rot and can kill trees

A small bright green insect that eats apple tree leaves and makes them curl

A white or pink flower on an apple tree that appears in spring

A pale pink color like the flowers of an apple tree

A disease that makes the bark of apple trees die and form sunken areas

A creeping plant that lives many years and makes soft yellow-orange berries that taste like baked apples

A tropical climbing plant with yellow flowers and bright orange bumpy fruit often grown for decoration or medicine

A large purple vegetable with shiny skin that you cook and eat

A large tropical fruit with thick brown skin and sweet yellow or red flesh

A tropical tree that has large fruit you can eat and gives shade

A North American plant with large umbrella leaves, a poisonous root, and an edible yellow fruit

A small yellow fruit that is edible but has a mild taste

A small green insect that eats apple tree leaves and makes them curl

A small wild apple tree with fragrant pink spring flowers

A large heart-shaped tropical fruit with soft, slightly sour flesh

A spiny shrub from South Africa that grows round yellow fruit you can eat

A spiny shrub with round yellow fruits you can eat

A South African fruit with a sweet apricot-like smell and taste used for jams and pickles