to birch

To stop feeling angry at someone or yourself for a mistake

To officially forgive someone for a crime and free them from punishment

A tree with thin white bark that peels and slender branches

A tree with pale bark and thin hanging branches often found in Europe

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

A sweet fizzy drink flavored with birch bark

A tree with reddish-brown bark that grows near rivers and swamps in the eastern United States

A North American tree with peeling reddish-brown bark that grows near rivers and in swamps

A group of trees and shrubs like birches, alders, and hazels

A small black insect whose young live inside birch leaves and eat them

A fragrant oil from birch bark used on the skin to ease minor muscle and joint pain

A bundle of thin birch twigs used to hit someone as punishment

A birch tree with dark reddish bark and a strong smell that grows in eastern North America

A North American birch tree with white bark that peels and whose bark people use to make canoes and baskets

A tree from eastern North America with spicy brown bark and strong dark wood used for furniture

A tree with silvery white bark that peels in thin papery layers and drooping branches

A tree with soft hairy young branches and dull white bark

A small shrub with low, spreading branches that grows in cold northern regions

A medium-sized birch tree with white or pale grey bark from eastern North America

A small North American tree with white bark that peels, used for baskets and toy canoes

A tree with silvery white peeling bark and drooping branches

A birch tree with brownish bark that grows in western United States mountains

A medium-sized birch tree with pale gray bark that grows in eastern North America in old fields and burned areas

A small birch that grows as a low shrub in cold parts of North America and Greenland

A North American tree with white, peeling bark used to make baskets and canoes

A small North American tree with white bark that peels and is used for canoes and baskets

A birch tree from the western United States with brownish bark that grows in wetlands

An oil with a minty smell that you rub on skin to ease minor muscle and joint pain

A North American tree with dark bark that smells like mint and has hard wood used for furniture

A tree with silvery white peeling bark and drooping branches

A birch tree that grows by streams in the western United States and has brown bark

A tree with brownish bark that grows in western parts of the United States

A birch tree from the western United States with brown bark and thin branches

A North American tree with thin shiny yellow or gray bark and strong wood

A tree that grows in Alaska and northern Canada with pale white bark