tree; wood

To make a book, you need approximately one tree.

Mnemonic: the grain is so heavy that it bends the tree it grows on.

Are those horns on that tree? No, they're giant grains of rice!

You find a box made of bamboo, containing a tree and an eye.

You need an extra tree to turn a table into a desk.

The cherry tree blossoms for everyone, even for an ostensibly insignificant woman.

A person leaning against a tree is taking a rest.

Between the trees, children mingle in a school.

Behind a tree, the sun rises in the east.

Once the trees start to look yellow, you know things are going sideways.

A natural forest has more trees than a manmade forest, because less are cut away.

A manmade forest only has a few trees, because many are cut away by humans.

On a cliff, you cut down a tree you will use to make a floor.

In the rice paddy there's a tree that's bearing fruit.

A curious mind used a tree to craft the first chair.

In the world of trees, there are many leaves.

Building a bridge requires trees that are lofty.

One tree is not yet a forest.

How many trees do you need to build a machine?

The trees look so tasty, your mouth starts to bundle saliva just looking at them.

A tree found a companion in a shelf.

Your relatives have the annoying disposition to stand in a tree and look down on you.

If you enclose a tree, it's in trouble.

The tree in your inner palace has excellent posture.