Tree of the South 8 letters | Crosswordiee.com

Crossword clues for Tree of the South 8 letters:

PALMETTO: South Carolina tree
SLOTHFUL: Like trees in tropical South American forests?
MAGNOLIA: Tree of the South
MAGNOLIA: Flowering tree of the South
PALMETTO: South Carolina's tree.
PALMETTO: South Carolina state tree
PALMETTO: South Carolina's state tree
BRAZILNUTS: Edible seeds of some South American trees
CEBIL: Gum-yielding South American tree.
PALM: Tree on South Carolina's flag.
COCONUTPALM: South Seas tree
BANYAN: South Asian shade tree
CAROB: South American timber tree.
TITI: Flowering tree of the south.
TOLU: South American balsam tree.
LIVEOAK: Majestic tree of the South
SLOTH: Slow-moving tree dweller of South America
ACAI: Kind of palm tree in Central and South America
TUPELO: Deep South city named after a tree
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IGUANAS: In South America they're known as "gallinas de palo," or "chickens of the tree"
SWEETAS: ___ apple cider.” nyt 1960 SWEETEN Sugar. nyt 1960 SWEETPOTATO Tropical, trailing plant with edible root. nyt 1960 SWELL Generalized epithet of approval. nyt 1960 SWEPT Cleaned house. nyt 1960 SWIFTER Moving with greater speed. nyt 1960 SWIM Do the trudgen. nyt 1960 SWIM ___ suit. nyt 1960 SWINE Ulysses' men under Circe's spell. nyt 1960 SWINGS Playground equipment. nyt 1960 SWINGYOURCORNER Square dance call. nyt 1960 SWIRL Eddy. nyt 1960 SWISH Susurrus. nyt 1960 SWISH Taffeta sound. nyt 1960 SWISS Kind of cheese. nyt 1960 SWISS Native of Lucerne. nyt 1960 SWISS Thin cotton fabric. nyt 1960 SWISSCHEESE Sandwich makings. nyt 1960 SWOB Mop for floor or deck: Var. nyt 1960 SWOON Languish. nyt 1960 SWOON Languish: Poet. nyt 1960 SWOON Victorian faint. nyt 1960 SWOP Barter: Colloq. nyt 1960 SWORD Symbol of power. nyt 1960 SWORDPLAY Parry and thrust. nyt 1960 SWOW Swear: Dial. nyt 1960 SWUNG Oscillated. nyt 1960 SWUNG Wielded, as a golf club. nyt 1960 SYCAMORE Tree on the banks of the Wabash. nyt 1960 SYDNEY Capital of New South Wales. nyt 1960 SYLLABUS Study course outline. nyt 1960 SYLPH Fabulous aerial spirit. nyt 1960 SYLPH Graceful girl. nyt 1960 SYLPHID Small, graceful girl. nyt 1960 SYLVAN Living in the forest. nyt 1960 SYLVETTE Heroine of Roland's The Romancers."