chestnut

A story or joke people tell so often that it becomes boring

A large tree that makes nuts you can eat in prickly cases and has leaves that turn brown in autumn

A plant that grows in water with a crunchy edible part used in Asian cooking

A brown color with a little red that often appears in hair or feathers

A warm reddish brown like the coat of some horses

A fungus that makes open sores on American chestnut trees and often kills them

A large eastern North American tree that makes edible nuts and strong wood

A disease that attacks chestnut trees, making sores on the bark and often killing the tree

A North American oak tree with leaves like a chestnut and dark, deeply ridged bark

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

A tree from China and Korea that makes small sweet nuts you can eat

A water plant with small crunchy bulbs eaten in Chinese cooking

A chestnut heated until soft and ready to eat

A small bushy tree from the southeastern United States that makes small edible nuts

A large tree from eastern North America that makes sweet edible nuts and useful wood

A tall Australian tree with orange-yellow flowers and large pods that contain edible seeds like chestnuts

A large tree that loses its leaves and produces sweet edible nuts and useful wood

A horse coat that is a solid dark reddish brown

An Australian tree with divided leaves, orange flowers, large pods, and dark strong wood

A cream made from horse chestnut that eases muscle and joint pain

A cream made from horse chestnut that reduces muscle and joint pain

A large tree with hand-shaped leaves and showy flowers that make shiny brown seeds you cannot eat

A glossy brown seed in a spiky green husk that you cannot eat

A group of trees like horse-chestnuts with large flowers and glossy inedible seeds in hard cases

A tree from Japan that loses its leaves and produces edible nuts

A tree from Asia with strong wood and edible nuts

A large evergreen tree from India with white sweet-smelling flowers and very hard wood used for building

A large tree that loses its leaves and makes nuts you can eat and good wood

A warm reddish brown colour like a nut

A medium to large tree with big leaves that grows in wet areas of the southeastern United States

A large tree that has sweet edible nuts and gives shade

A water plant with spiky four-part nuts that people eat

A medium-sized tree from the eastern United States with strong, durable wood