bark

To be wrong about who or what caused something

Talks in a threatening way but does not act

To do something yourself instead of asking someone else to do it

To do a task yourself and take responsibility for what happens

To do work yourself when you hired someone else to do it

A small beetle that bores tunnels in tree bark and often kills the tree

A light boat made from birch tree bark and used by Native people in North America

Dried tree bark with a warm, sweet smell used as a cooking spice

A very high, sharp sound a dog makes

A small shrub with large pink sepals that people use as medicine for fever

A tropical tree with smelly, poisonous bark and strong wood whose bark and seeds people use as medicine

A tropical American tree with rough, smelly poisonous outer layer and very hard wood used in traditional medicine

A spicy, fragrant inner bark from a small tropical tree used as a spice and medicine

Bark from a Colombian tree people used long ago to make medicine for malaria

A fragrant bark from a small shrub for making incense and health drinks

Bark from a tree used as a spice that smells like cinnamon and tastes stronger

A Chinese tree with strong-smelling bark used to make a type of cinnamon

A disease that kills American chestnut trees by making deep wounds in their bark

Dried bark from a tree used as a natural laxative

Dried bark used as a medicine to help people have a bowel movement

Dried bark from a tree used to make medicine for malaria

An evergreen tree from eastern Asia and the Philippines with large leathery leaves and small green white flower clusters

A fragrant bark from a small shrub used to make incense and health drinks

Bitter bark from a South American tree that flavors drinks and medicines

Small insect that lives on tree bark and eats fungi and dead plant parts

A small insect that lives on tree bark and eats mold or tiny plant bits

A shrub or small tree that grows in southern US swamps whose bark is used to treat fever

Bark from a tree used to make medicine for malaria

Dried bark from a South American tree that contains quinine used to treat malaria

Fragrant bark from a tropical tree used for incense and traditional medicine

Thin stringy bark from the paper mulberry tree used to make tapa cloth

Thin bark from the paper mulberry tree that people beat to make cloth in Polynesia

A large Australian tree with a smooth pale trunk and light soft wood used for building

A small insect that makes holes in the bark of spruce trees and often kills them

A South American evergreen tree with aromatic bark used as a spice and medicine

A small group of mainly tropical shrubs and trees with scented bark

A South American evergreen tree with fragrant leaves, bark used as medicine, and soft light wood

A South American tree bark used as a spice and traditional medicine