Associations to the word «Alder»
Noun
- Birch
- Willow
- Poplar
- Aspen
- Maple
- Fir
- Beech
- Hancock
- Flycatcher
- Thicket
- Hazel
- Yew
- Conifer
- Chestnut
- Elm
- Oak
- Fret
- Clump
- Juniper
- Fen
- Hawthorn
- Pickup
- Pine
- Mahogany
- Shrub
- Spp
- Rowan
- Ash
- Bog
- Synonym
- Woodland
- Fern
- Hickory
- Hey
- Swamp
- Reaction
- Lime
- Redwood
- Meadow
- Brook
- Doris
- Lichen
- Vigilance
- Bough
- Vegetation
- Carr
- Twig
- Acacia
- Marsh
- Cypress
- Bark
- Tree
- Linden
- Cedar
- Holly
- Scrub
- Buckeye
- Grove
- Laurel
- Tangle
- Wetland
- Nitrogen
- Kell
- Creek
- Catalyst
- Kitten
- Glade
- Kurt
- Moss
- Pasture
- Pallet
- Evergreen
- Gall
- Fender
- Peat
- Thump
- Ea
Adjective
Wiktionary
ALDER, noun. Any of several trees or shrubs of the genus Alnus, belonging to the birch family.
ALDER, proper noun. A topographic surname for someone who lived by alder trees.
ALDER BUCKTHORN, noun. A deciduous shrub native to Europe and neighboring areas of Asia and Africa, Frangula alnus, historically used as a laxative and to produce dyes.
ALDER BUCKTHORNS, noun. Plural of alder buckthorn
Dictionary definition
ALDER, noun. Wood of any of various alder trees; resistant to underwater rot; used for bridges etc.
ALDER, noun. North temperate shrubs or trees having toothed leaves and conelike fruit; bark is used in tanning and dyeing and the wood is rot-resistant.
Wise words
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