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Things barked often describes (“barked ________”)
trees, tree, trunks, species, command, trunk, pine, shin, birch, birches, pines, branches, order, stems, logs, elm, oak, willows, variety, out, wood, sycamores, aspens, gums, limbs, ash, log, aspen, eucalypts, commands, orders, beech, oaks, fir, branch, acacias, forests, alders, apple, firs, stick, plants, twigs, acacia, beeches, poplars, shrub, manzanita, twig, question, shoots, timber, heel, eucalypt, bush, madrones, portions, juniper, sapling, poles, sycamore, madrono, stem, dogwood, maple, cedar, giant, cottonwoods, giants, corallina, spruce, switch, maples, limb, mimosa, reply, willow, boughs, laugh, madronas, eucalyptus, poplar, hardwoods, saplings, arbutus, bole, roof, persimmons, yew, holly, stump
How barked often is described (“________ barked”)
general, major, smooth, rough, bitter, cork, thin, white
Commonly used words are shown in bold. Rare words are dimmed.
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