Descriptive Of An Oak Tree Crossword Clue

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ACORN
- A cob cereal for squirrel to eat?
- Absence of ace king for older oak
- Decorate a social event with the Royal Navy
- Descriptive of an oak tree
- Fruit of the oak
- Nut of the oak
- Oak fruit
OAKEN
- Descriptive of an oak tree
- Like some hardwood floors
- Made or consisting of oaks or of the wood of oaks.

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