Synonyms and antonyms of Tree seeds and other products in British Thesaurus

acorn (noun)

the nut of an oak tree, shaped like a small egg with a cover like a cup at one end

cola nut (noun)

a seed that is used for making the drink cola. It grows on a cola tree.

cone (noun)

the fruit of a pine tree

conker (noun)

British the large shiny brown seed of the horse chestnut tree

cork (noun)

a light substance forming the bark (=outer covering) of a tree called the cork oak

gum (noun)

a sticky substance that comes from some trees

horse chestnut (noun)

a seed from the horse chestnut tree. The seed is also called a conker.

kernel (noun)

the soft part inside a nut or a seed

latex (noun)

a thick white liquid produced especially by the rubber tree and used for making rubber, paint, and glue

nutshell (noun)

the hard shell around a nut

pine cone (noun)

the brown hard fruit of a pine tree

raffia (noun)

a rough substance used for making baskets and other objects. Raffia comes from the leaves of a palm tree.

resin (noun)

a transparent sticky substance produced by some plants and trees, often used for making paints, glue, and plastic

rubber (noun)

a strong substance that can bend easily and is used for making things such as tyres and boots. Rubber comes from a tree

sap (noun)

a sticky substance found in plants and trees

shell (noun)

the hard outer part of an egg or nut

tannin (noun)

a yellow-brown substance from trees and plants used in making leather

tea tree (noun)

oil from a tea tree