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An instrument that makes sound when you blow into or across it, like a flute

A musical instrument that makes sound when you blow air, often using a reed, like a clarinet or oboe

You say it to avoid bad luck after saying something good

Make loud snoring noises while sleeping

You say it to try to stop bad luck after saying something good

Using wood to make heat for a room or for cooking

A stove that burns wood to heat a room or cook food

Soft, wet material made from wood used to make paper

A very light, strong wood from a tree that grows in hot countries used for making models and floats

Art of shaping wood with cutting tools to make figures and designs

The lines and patterns you see on the surface of wood that its long thin parts make

A female spirit who lives in a forest and watches over the trees

People or parts of a company that do not help the work

A brightly colored North American duck that nests in tree holes near water

Thin curled pieces of wood used to protect or cushion objects, like bedding for animals

A block of wood with a carved design used to make prints on paper or cloth

A small animal that bites people and animals in woods and can spread disease

A poisonous, flammable liquid once made from wood that people use as fuel or solvent

A hand tool with a sharp blade used to cut and shape wood

A print or method of making prints by cutting a design into a wood block and pressing paper onto it

A place in northwest France where a major World War I battle happened in 1918

Wood that has not been smoothed or painted

Reddish-brown ant that builds large anthills in forests

A small light brown frog that lives in moist North American forests

A small furry animal with a long tail that lives in woods

A small wild animal like a rat that lives in forests, builds nests, and often collects things

A large grey bird with white patches on its wings and neck

A large North American bird that sings beautifully in eastern woods

A large wading bird with a long curved bill and a bald head that lives in American swamps

A small bright North American bird that sings a weak simple song

Wood from the hard root of a small bush used to make smoking pipes

A small tree with hard orange wood used to make bows

A small tree or bush with hard yellow and brown seeds used to make bracelets

Wood used to make cabinets and fine furniture

A small tree from Dominica that makes many large red flowers before its leaves grow

A heavy, hard dark wood from a Brazilian tree with black streaks used for furniture and instruments

A yellow liquid from tung tree seeds that dries quickly and protects wood

A small forest plant with three heart-shaped leaves and white flowers with purple veins

A tree from East India with small yellow-white flowers grown for decoration in gardens

A small weed that grows close to the ground with leaves like a clover and small yellow flowers

A small plant with soft, hairy leaves and pink or purple flowers

A small insect that lives in and eats dry wood not touching the ground

A North American wood rat with dark feet that builds large stick nests

A very hard, almost black wood that people use for fine furniture and musical instruments

A small tree with large umbrella-shaped leaves and white spring flowers

A bush with tough, flexible wood that people use to make arrows

A North American fern with leaves that stay green all year

A small brown mouse that is active at night and lives in woods and gardens in Europe

A plant that grows in shady woods with many long leaves that smell pleasant

A North American fern with evergreen, leathery leaves that grows in woods

An evergreen tree from South Africa with tough wood used for furniture

An evergreen tree from South Africa with very hard wood used for furniture

A large Asian tree with very hard, striped wood used for fine furniture

A common North American fern with evergreen fronds that grows in shade

A golf club with a metal head used for long shots

A small bush with flexible branches and yellow spring flowers

A small maple tree with green-and-white striped bark and yellow autumn leaves

A large fern with a dark shiny stalk that grows in wet woods

A hard dark tropical wood that instrument makers use for clarinets

Hard, heavy wood from a tree used to make perfume oil and medicine

A hard, strongly scented wood from tropical trees used for oil, carving and medicine

A North American plant that grows in woods with pale blue or purple spotted flowers

A large dark bird that lives in forests in Europe and Asia

Scented wood from some trees that makes a sweet smell when burned

A hard dark material from an Australian acacia tree with a faint pleasant smell, used for spears and ornaments

A large bush with sharp pointed leaves and creamy white flowers

A large bush with sharp pointed leaves and creamy white flowers from central and eastern Australia

A long golf club that you use to hit the ball far from the tee

A strong, attractive wood people use to make furniture and buildings

Strong red wood from a tree used to make fine furniture and boxes

Wood from a tropical tree that looks like mahogany and is used for furniture

A medium-sized tree that grows in the southeastern United States with leaves that turn golden in autumn

Hard red wood from a tropical tree with a prickly trunk used for cabinets and dye

A hard red wood from a Brazilian tree that makers use for violin bows and fine furniture

An action when someone cuts wood by moving a blade back and forth

A New Zealand tree or shrub with thin branches that grows in cold, wet places

A tropical American tree with large broad leaves and hollow stems often planted in gardens for decoration

A tropical evergreen tree with edible fruit, silky bark used to make rope, and wood used for boards