| TREE |
| Conifer |
| Bow tree |
| Bow wood |
| Tree type |
| Arrow wood |
| Hedge bush |
| Hedge tree |
| Taxus shrub |
| Hedge shrub |
| Hedge plant |
| Kind of tree |
| Archer's bow |
| Bow material |
| Springy wood |
| Taxol source |
| Topiary tree |
| Elastic wood |
| An evergreen |
| Archery wood |
| Longbow wood |
| Bowman's wood |
| Evergreen ... |
| Popular shrub |
| Northern duck |
| Wood for bows |
| Bowyer's wood |
| Archer's wood |
| Flexible wood |
| Bowmaking wood |
| Cypress cousin |
| Ground hemlock |
| Longbow timber |
| Evergreen tree |
| Evergreen type |
| Evergreen shrub |
| Archer-bow wood |
| Berried conifer |
| Certain conifer |
| Churchyard tree |
| Fine-grain wood |
| Ever-green type |
| Bowmaker's wood |
| Kind of conifer |
| Tree with cones |
| Coniferous tree |
| Red-berried tree |
| Red-berry bearer |
| Bow maker's wood |
| Bow raw material |
| Longbow material |
| Archery-bow wood |
| Ornamental shrub |
| Durable evergreen |
| Elastic evergreen |
| Bowyer's material |
| Robin Hood's wood |
| Archer's bow wood |
| Evergreen variety |
| Fine-grained wood |
| Type of evergreen |
| Certain evergreen |
| Good wood for bows |
| Needle-leafed tree |
| Tree used for bows |
| Wood for an archer |
| It sounds like you |
| Bow wood, sometimes |
| Bow-making material |
| Poisonous evergreen |
| Archery bow material |
| Bow maker's material |
| English longbow wood |
| Tree with bendy wood |
| Wood in archery bows |
| Bowyer's raw material |
| English archer's tree |
| Robin Hood's bow wood |
| Tree sacred to Druids |
| Wood for archery bows |
| Archer's favorite tree |
| Conifer with red arils |
| Old World archery wood |
| Wood for archer's bows |
| Source of archery bows |
| Source of pliable wood |
| Tree that starts with Y |
| Tree used in bow-making |
| Wood used in bow-making |
| Traditional longbow wood |
| Tree with medicinal uses |
| Wood for an archer's bow |
| Conifer with toxic seeds |
| Evergreen with red cones |
| Conifer with springy wood |
| Source of an archer's bow |
| Wood in many archery bows |
| Plant in an English hedge |
| Tree sacred to the Druids |
| Its boughs might make bows |
| Material for archers' bows |
| Tree yielding elastic wood |
| Wood used for archery bows |
| Tree that sounds like "you |
| Evergreen with elastic wood |
| Wordsworth's "solitary Tree |
| Wood used for archers' bows |
| Evergreen tree with red cones |
| Tree that's a symbol of death |
| Tree with red berrylike fruit |
| Wood used in Voldemort's wand |
| Material for Voldemort's wand |
| Tree that's a symbol of sorrow |
| ''You'' and ''ewe'' counterpart |
| Coniferous tree with red berries |
| Tree seen in English churchyards |
| Tree that symbolizes immortality |
| Tree that's a homophone for "you |
| Tree whose name sounds like "you |
| Wood that's used in archery bows |
| ___ Seen All Good People" (Yes song) |
| Churchyard tree in "Romeo and Juliet |
| Evergreen that's a homophone for "ewe |
| Tree that's a homophone for a pronoun |
| Evergreen that's a homophone of a vowel |
| Tree that sounds like one of the vowels |
| Flexible wood that's used in archers' bows |
| Dismal" tree in Shakespeare's "Titus Andronicus |
| Wood in Voldemort's wand, in the Harry Potter books |
| Material for Voldemort's wand, in Harry Potter books |
| Tree whose name sounds like a letter of the alphabet |
| Shade provider in Thomas Gray's "Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard |