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A width in printing equal to half an em

To release semen during sex and used jokingly to show extreme excitement

To use much more force or effort than needed to solve a small problem

To use much more effort or help than needed to do a small task

Acting in a very strange and not sensible way

To use far more force or effort than needed for a small task

A rude word for a person who acts in a very strange or crazy way

A hard round seed with a sweet, creamy taste often used in cooking and baking

A person who behaves in a strange or unexpected way

An edible seed from some pine trees used in cooking and baking

A person with extreme political views that people insult

An insulting slang word for a hospital for people with mental illness

A smooth spread made from crushed nuts

A seed chewed with betel leaves and lime to make you feel more awake, often in South and Southeast Asia

A small green seed from a tree that you eat as a snack or in cooking

A large three-sided nut with white oily meat and a hard brown shell

A kidney-shaped nut roasted before eating and used as a snack or in cooking

A hard nut from a North American tree that you can eat

Two metal pieces, a bolt and a matching nut, that hold parts together by screwing

A sweet snack of nuts and sugar on a thin baked base cut into bars

A bread made with chopped nuts mixed into the dough

A tree that grows nuts you can eat

A hard-shelled seed with an edible part inside, like an almond or walnut

A small round Chinese fruit with a thin shell, soft sweet inside, and one seed

A peanut that is still in its shell, often with two nuts inside

A small metal piece with two flat wings you turn by hand

A hard shiny gray seed often used to make necklaces and beads

A large nut you can eat with a hard brown shell and creamy white inside from South America

A tall Amazon rainforest tree that makes large seeds you can eat

A very tall tree in the Amazon that produces Brazil nuts

A metal piece with two flat wings you turn by hand to hold things together

An oily soft fruit from the rabbitwood tree

A shrub that attaches to hemlock roots and has small green flowers and soft fruits

An edible seed from some pine trees like Swiss pine used in cooking or as a snack

An edible seed from the Swiss pine with a mild taste often eaten raw or roasted

A large pine tree from the high Alps that makes edible seeds called cembra nuts

A shrub from Chile with red fruit and edible seeds like hazelnuts

A Chilean shrub that produces red fruit with an edible seed like a hazelnut

A large nut from a palm that gives oil and has a hard shell carved like ivory

A thick cooking oil from the nuts of a cohune palm that people also use to make soap

A bitter brown seed from a West African tree that contains caffeine and is used to flavor drinks

A fragrant black seed from the tonka bean tree used like vanilla in food and perfume

A hard brown nut from a South American palm used for carving and instead of ivory

A sweet moist loaf that has chopped dates and nuts, often eaten as a snack or dessert

An oily seed from the wild mango tree that people eat or press for oil

A plant from Europe with small edible tubers that people eat and use to add flavor

An oily small fruit from a rabbitwood bush that elk eat

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

A seed from a palm tree chewed with betel leaves and lime in South and Southeast Asia

A hard-shelled palm nut that gives oil and has an inside you can eat

A medium-sized tree from southern Europe with a wide top that makes edible seeds like small almonds

A large tree from the eastern United States that makes very big, sweet nuts

A tree in the eastern United States that makes very large edible nuts

A liquid from the nuts of a tropical tree that people use for cooking and for skin and hair

A tropical tree that produces large brown nuts containing caffeine used to make cola drinks

A tall West African tree that produces large brown seeds used for cola flavor

A bitter brown seed from a West African tree used to help people feel more awake and flavor cola

A small Australian tree grown for its sweet, edible nuts

A small pine tree from Mexico and southern Texas with edible seeds and short needles

A small hard biscuit flavored with ginger often eaten with tea

A large brown nut from an African tree that contains caffeine and gives cola flavor

An edible nut from palm trees that grow in Brazil or the Caribbean

A small metal piece with six flat sides that screws onto a bolt to hold things together

A shrub or climbing plant from Africa with bright red flowers

A climbing shrub with bright red flowers used for decoration

A South American palm tree with no visible trunk that produces hard white nuts used for carving

A hard white seed from a South American palm used to make buttons and small objects

A type of water chestnut grown in ponds and eaten as a vegetable

A strong metal part that holds a helicopter's rotor to its shaft and whose failure can cause a crash

A hard shiny grey seed from a tree often used to make jewelry

A grasslike plant with small edible parts under the ground that often grows as a weed

A small tool climbers use to pull metal pieces from cracks in rock

A pine tree that makes seeds you can eat

A grass-like plant with small round edible underground tubers that often grows as a weed

A small metal hook climbers use to pull stuck climbing nuts from rock cracks

A layer of chopped nuts used to add flavor and crunch to food

A small shrub with hairy leaves and bright orange-red flowers

An Australian tree that produces edible nuts and pink flowers

A hard edible seed inside the fruit of an Australian tree