| TREE |
| Wood |
| Ulmus |
| Blight |
| Winged |
| Hardwood |
| American |
| Slippery |
| Chewbark |
| Big tree |
| 'Wahoo!' |
| Tree type |
| Hard wood |
| Beetle-__ |
| Hackberry |
| Yard tree |
| Lawn tree |
| Tall tree |
| Dutch ___ |
| Ship wood |
| A hardwood |
| Shade tree |
| Heavy wood |
| It's shady |
| Large tree |
| Shady tree |
| Shade maker |
| Timber tree |
| Shady giant |
| Dutch" tree |
| Rose cousin |
| Street tree |
| Wahoo, e.g. |
| Film street |
| Bark beetle |
| Glade shade |
| Lumber tree |
| Street name |
| Avenue tree |
| Shade giver |
| Common tree |
| Sturdy tree |
| Kind of tree |
| Longbow wood |
| Cabinet wood |
| Durable wood |
| Type of tree |
| Type of wood |
| Certain tree |
| Shade source |
| House shader |
| Shade caster |
| Kind of bark |
| Movie street |
| O'Neill tree |
| Popular tree |
| Shady street |
| Slippery one |
| Tough timber |
| Elegant tree |
| Stately tree |
| Street shader |
| Hardwood tree |
| Graceful tree |
| Avenue shader |
| Beetle victim |
| Beetle target |
| Blighted tree |
| Common street |
| Banyan cousin |
| Keel material |
| Suburban tree |
| Timber source |
| Majestic tree |
| Towering tree |
| Samara source |
| Blight victim |
| Orioles' home |
| Samara bearer |
| Shady figure? |
| Shade producer |
| Shade provider |
| Deciduous tree |
| Furniture wood |
| Kind of beetle |
| Big shade tree |
| Desirable tree |
| Horror "Street |
| Shade thrower? |
| Stately street |
| Street adorner |
| Street of film |
| Ulmaceous tree |
| Versatile wood |
| White ___ tree |
| New Haven tree |
| Shade spreader |
| Wahoo, for one |
| Samara dropper |
| Tree of a kind |
| Stately shader |
| Dartboard wood |
| Colonnade tree |
| Spreading tree |
| Hardwood choice |
| Ornamental tree |
| Source of shade |
| It can be shady |
| Hardwood source |
| Tall shade tree |
| Colonnade liner |
| Dart board wood |
| New Haven haven |
| Samara producer |
| Street shadower |
| Threatened tree |
| Tree of desire? |
| A samara source |
| Hackberry's kin |
| Ulmaceous plant |
| Endangered tree |
| 'Slippery' tree |
| Barrel material |
| Branch location |
| Hackberry, e.g. |
| Freddy's street |
| Bay State symbol |
| Vase-shaped tree |
| Slippery" shader |
| Bark beetle tree |
| Hackberry cousin |
| Hackberry family |
| Mass. state tree |
| Rock or slippery |
| Umbrageous plant |
| Woodworking wood |
| Krueger's street |
| Popular hardwood |
| Large shade tree |
| Sapsucker's home |
| Yale campus tree |
| Street of horror |
| Hockey-stick wood |
| Common shade tree |
| Disappearing tree |
| Smooth-leaved ___ |
| Street of horrors |
| Wood used in bows |
| Gypsy moth target |
| Nightmare street? |
| Ubiquitous street |
| One of the wahoos |
| Popular tree type |
| Sturdy shade tree |
| Scary film street |
| Tree with samaras |
| Shipbuilding wood |
| Bark beetle victim |
| Barrel-hoop source |
| Colonnade hardwood |
| Creepy film street |
| Dutch ____ disease |
| Hackberry's family |
| Natural sunscreen? |
| Scary movie street |
| Sunblock of a sort |
| Tall, stately tree |
| Boston Common tree |
| Cabinetry material |
| Certain shade tree |
| Hackberry relative |
| Hackberry, for one |
| Popular shade tree |
| Horror-film street |
| Boulevard planting |
| Dartboard material |
| Guernsey or Jersey |
| Hackberry's cousin |
| Boat-building wood |
| Disease-prone tree |
| It may be slippery |
| Common street name |
| Symbol of New Haven |
| __ City (New Haven) |
| Stately" shade tree |
| Boat builder's wood |
| Cabinetmaker's wood |
| Endanged shade tree |
| Graceful shade tree |
| It's slim and shady |
| Light lumber source |
| Majestic shade tree |
| Native British tree |
| Nightmarish street? |
| One may be blighted |
| One may be slippery |
| One throwing shade? |
| Popular street tree |
| Street of Hollywood |
| Tall grove specimen |
| Tall, graceful tree |
| Tree or street name |
| Wood for dartboards |
| Disease-struck tree |
| Street of film fame |
| Gypsy moth's target |
| Shady street's name |
| Horror movie street |
| Slasher film street |
| Natural sun screen? |
| Popular street name |
| Bark beetle's target |
| Bark beetle's victim |
| Stately shade source |
| ____ Creek, Manitoba |
| Backyard shade giver |
| Blight-stricken tree |
| Classic street liner |
| Common American tree |
| Common avenue shader |
| Favorite oriole home |
| Fearful movie street |
| Golf course planting |
| Hackberry's relative |
| Natural shade source |
| Popular shade source |
| Samara-dropping tree |
| Samara-yielding tree |
| Sapsucker's favorite |
| Scary street in film |
| Shade-providing tree |
| Source of some shade |
| Stately street liner |
| Symbol of two states |
| This may be slippery |
| Slippery" shade tree |
| Arboreal street name |
| Bark for some canoes |
| It might be slippery |
| It might have blight |
| One kind is slippery |
| Creepy cinema street |
| Split-resistant wood |
| Bark beetle's habitat |
| Choice for bow-making |
| Certain samara source |
| Classic vineyard tree |
| Common shade provider |
| Dutch disease victim? |
| Freddie's gory street |
| Large forest specimen |
| Nest locale, at times |
| Popular bonsai choice |
| Ornamental shade tree |
| Relative of a dogwood |
| Spreading-canopy tree |
| Street in some movies |
| Street of nightmares? |
| Threatened shade tree |
| White or slippery ___ |
| Disease-stricken tree |
| Endangered shade tree |
| Scary street of films |
| Street of bad dreams? |
| Street often near Oak |
| Common colonnade tree |
| Common street or tree |
| Tree on a golf course |
| Durable furniture wood |
| ___ bark beetle (pest) |
| Bite for a bark beetle |
| Craven's creepy street |
| Dutch ___, hybrid tree |
| O'Neill tree of desire |
| Oval-leafed shade tree |
| Scary cinematic street |
| Scary street of cinema |
| Street of awful dreams |
| Street often near Pine |
| The Liberty Tree, e.g. |
| This might be slippery |
| Tree-lined street tree |
| Winged or slippery ___ |
| Anytown, U.S.A. street |
| Canoe maker's material |
| Horrible movie street? |
| Picnic shader, perhaps |
| Tree for a bark beetle |
| Oriole's home, perhaps |
| Scary Hollywood street |
| Wes Craven street name |
| Street of horror films |
| Barrel hoop composition |
| Creepy street in cinema |
| Creepy street of horror |
| Member of a shady group |
| Ravaged forest specimen |
| Sometimes-blighted tree |
| Spoon River monogram |
| Street providing shade? |
| Symbol of Massachusetts |
| Threatened tree species |
| Wood for a barrel maker |
| Cabinetmaker's material |
| North Dakota state tree |
| Colonnade tree, perhaps |
| Street in a horror film |
| Street often near Maple |
| Tree with winged fruits |
| Freddy Krueger's street |
| 'Nightmare on -- Street' |
| Early dartboard material |
| Famed horror-film street |
| Freddy's street in film |
| Fungus-ravaged tree type |
| Horrible Freddy's street |
| Siberian or slippery ___ |
| Stately street adornment |
| Street near Maple, often |
| The ___ City (New Haven) |
| Tree with serrate leaves |
| Tree with toothed leaves |
| New Haven shade provider |
| Shady Massachusetts tree |
| Tree in an O'Neill title |
| The Liberty Tree was one |
| A red one may be slippery |
| Bearer of serrated leaves |
| Cedar ___ (lumber source) |
| Common street-lining tree |
| Freddy's street of horror |
| New Haven, a k a ___ City |
| One may stand near a curb |
| Sinister cinematic street |
| Street of very bad dreams |
| Street where Freddy preys |
| Suburban street adornment |
| Titular Wes Craven street |
| Tree with a Dutch disease |
| The Liberty Tree, for one |
| North Dakota's state tree |
| Terrorized street of film |
| Massachusetts' state tree |
| Tree in many street names |
| Amsterdam street adornment |
| Common street or tree name |
| Massachusetts's state tree |
| Nightmare street of movies |
| Source of timber and shade |
| Street of horror film fame |
| Tree with hard, tough wood |
| West ___ (furniture chain) |
| West ___ (furniture store) |
| Nightmare" street of films |
| 20th-century blight victim |
| Cinematic nightmare street |
| Eponymous tree, streetwise |
| Krueger's street of dreams |
| Common tree or street name |
| State tree of North Dakota |
| Nightmarish street of film |
| Tree with "helicopter seeds |
| State tree of Massachusetts |
| ___ yellows (plant disease) |
| Common Canadian street name |
| Common suburban street name |
| Craven's nightmarish street |
| Earth Day planting, perhaps |
| Good wood for cabinetmaking |
| Main street in Peyton Place |
| Neighborhood shade provider |
| Scary Hollywood film street |
| Shade provider in New Haven |
| Street in "Freddy vs. Jason |
| Suburban street-lining tree |
| Tree on Pennsylvania Avenue |
| Tree that might be slippery |
| Wood for a cooper, at times |
| Wood resistant to splitting |
| Word after American or rock |
| Word with Dutch or American |
| Nightmarish street, in film |
| Street of cinematic horrors |
| Boston's Liberty Tree, e.g. |
| Slippery ___ (type of tree) |
| ''Nightmare'' street of film |
| Certain bark beetle's target |
| Certain leaf beetle's target |
| It may be a victim of blight |
| Material for some bed frames |
| Nightmarish cinematic street |
| Nightmarish street of horror |
| Shade tree subject to blight |
| Tree along a suburban street |
| Word after Dutch or slippery |
| Word with red, white or rock |
| Tree popular in street names |
| Wood in Lucius Malfoy's wand |
| Horror film franchise street |
| Tree with tough, useful wood |
| Spoon River" poet's monogram |
| ''A Nightmare on ___ Street'' |
| Nightmare" street of moviedom |
| Common street name, or a tree |
| Host for a destructive beetle |
| Name for a tree-lined street. |
| Nightmarish street of filmdom |
| Boston's Liberty Tree was one |
| Common New England street name |
| Makeup of Lucius Malfoy's wand |
| Street of Hollywood nightmares |
| Tree blighted by a bark beetle |
| Wood often used for bow-making |
| Street "created" by Wes Craven |
| Street in a horror film series |
| Bostons Liberty Tree, for one |
| Dutch ___ disease (tree blight) |
| Dutch ___ disease (tree fungus) |
| Mixed-up Torme's favorite tree? |
| North Dakota's state tree, e.g. |
| One might grow to over 100 feet |
| Street often near Maple and Oak |
| Tree on a shady street, perhaps |
| Victim of a bark beetle barrage |
| Dutch ___ disease (tree ailment) |
| Hollywood's street of nightmares |
| Street haunted by Freddy Krueger |
| Street stalked by Freddy Krueger |
| Tree in front of the White House |
| Tree in some Constable paintings |
| West ___ (fancy furniture store) |
| Tree that's a common street name |
| Dutch ___ disease (tree problem) |
| Nightmare" street in horror films |
| Dutch ___ disease (forest malady) |
| Horror film franchise street name |
| Street of a horror film franchise |
| Tree afflicted by phloem necrosis |
| Good name for a tree-lined street |
| Not the best street for sleeping? |
| Wood with a twisted, spiral grain |
| ___ City (sobriquet for New Haven) |
| Great ___ (old Boston Common tree) |
| Not the best street from sleeping? |
| Old Boston's Liberty Tree, for one |
| Slippery ___ (North American tree) |
| Street in a noted Wes Craven movie |
| Street in a series of horror films |
| Tree that can form natural tunnels |
| West ___ (upscale furniture store) |
| Wood that's resistant to splitting |
| Wych --- (tree with coarse leaves) |
| One of Massachusetts' state symbols |
| Slippery ___ (herbal remedy source) |
| What some studio easels are made of |
| Wood used in making some dartboards |
| Street terrorized by Freddy Krueger |
| Name of more than 5,000 U.S. streets |
| West __: high-end furniture retailer |
| American __, North Dakota state tree |
| Film street haunted by Freddy Krueger |
| Street in Johnny Depp's first feature |
| Tree common along New England avenues |
| Tree for which New Haven is nicknamed |
| Street where Freddy Krueger hangs out |
| West ___ (Williams-Sonoma subsidiary) |
| Street featured in many horror movies |
| Horror film "A Nightmare on ___ Street |
| ... as old as yonder ___": James Joyce |
| Freddy Krueger's street, in the movies |
| Good name for many a tree-lined street |
| Tree in which a bark beetle might nest |
| Street name in a horror film franchise |
| American ___ (Massachusetts state tree) |
| Dutch ___ disease (fungal tree problem) |
| Slippery ___ (source of medicinal bark) |
| Wand material in the Harry Potter books |
| American ___ (North Dakota's state tree) |
| A Nightmare on ___ Street" (horror movie) |
| Freddy Krueger's street, in horror movies |
| American ___ (state tree of North Dakota) |
| Dutch ___ disease (problem for some trees) |
| Stereotypical small town tree-lined street |
| Symbol of liberty in the French Revolution |
| Tree that could be "slippery" or "American |
| Tree with "American" and "Dutch" varieties |
| American ___ (state tree of Massachusetts) |
| Hangman's ___ (oldest tree in Central Park) |
| Treaty ___ (longtime Philadelphia landmark) |
| Street terrorized by Freddy Krueger in films |
| Original London Bridge construction material |
| A Nightmare on ___ Street 2: Freddy's Revenge |
| A Nightmare on ___ Street" (1984 horror film) |
| A Nightmare on ___ Street" (horror franchise) |
| A Nightmare on ___ Street" (Wes Craven movie) |
| I feel as old as yonder ___": "Finnegans Wake |
| Tree at Hawthorne's House of the Seven Gables |
| ___ Street, main thoroughfare in "Peyton Place |
| Freddy Krueger's street, in a horror franchise |
| A Nightmare on ___ Street" (horror film series) |
| London's earliest water pipes were made with it |
| Tree with serrated leaves that taper to a point |
| ___ Street (locale in a "Nightmare" film series) |
| 12th-century London Bridge construction material |
| Species of tree that once dominated Harvard Yard |
| A Nightmare on ___ Street" (classic horror flick) |
| Tree with seeds that whirl like helicopter blades |
| Shade tree that is frequently used in street names |
| A Nightmare on ___ Street" (horror movie franchise) |
| Freddy Krueger's street, in a horror movie franchise |
| Tree with "American," "Dutch," and "slippery" varieties |
| A Nightmare on ___ Street" (Freddy Krueger horror franchise) |
| Type of tree that appears in at least six horror movie titles |
| Tree that's almost the name of a ticklish "Sesame Street" Muppet |
| Sylvia Plath poem featuring the line I know it with my great tap root |
| American ___ (shade tree that's the state tree of North Dakota and Massachusetts) |
| Man's the ___, and Wealth the vine, / Stanch and strong the tendrils twine": Emerson |
| Oh man this is like the worst type of tree ever. The bark is terrible and it's too tall |
| Sylvia Plath poem that begins "I know the bottom, she says. I know it with my great tap root |
| Tree planted in New Haven, Connecticut, as part of the first public tree planting program in America |