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Crossword clue for "ELM"

ELM: One may be slippery

Other crossword clues for answer "ELM"

ELM: Nightmare street; Deciduous tree; Massachusetts state tree; Nightmarish street; Slippery __; Slippery tree?; A Nightmare On __ Street; Dutch ___ disease; Freddy's street; MEL in a tree?; Shady tree; Wych __; Endangered tree; Popular street name; Shade tree; Tree along the National Mall; Dutch-disease victim; Hackberry relative; Slippery 9-Down; Tree associated with a classic '80s horror film; Tree with groovy bark?; Stately tree; Tree afflicted by phloem necrosis; Boston's Liberty Tree, e.g.; Slippery ___; Street associated with horror since 1984; West ___; Liberty tree of the French Revolution; The MooCoo Tree at the University of Georgia, e.g.; Barrel material; Earth Day planting, perhaps; Freddy Krueger's street; Hangman's ___ (oldest tree in Central Park); It's slim and shady; North Dakota's state tree; Sapsucker's favorite; Sapsucker's home; Spreading tree; Street of Hollywood; Street of nightmares?; Street shader; Tall tree; The Liberty Tree, e.g.; West ___ (furniture chain); West ___ (furniture store); ___ bark beetle; Towering tree; Bark beetle tree; Shade thrower?; Sturdy tree; Example of 92 Across; Tree; Furniture wood; Tree with toothed leaves; Shade provider; Street name; Subject in some pastoral poems; Shade source; Sun blocker; Graceful brancher; Bay State's official tree; Massachusetts's state tree; Shade supplier; Hardwood provider; Shipbuilding wood; Street tree; Common street name; Nightmare on ___ Street; Wood used to make hockey sticks; America's Liberty Tree was one; Tree dubbed the "weed of Worcester"; With 53 Across, colonnade component; Boston's Liberty Tree, for one; Plant dubbed "the Weed of Worcester"; Colonnade tree; Sylvia Plath poem featuring the line "I know it with my great tap root"; The Liberty Tree was one; Hardwood source; ___ yellows (plant disease); Original London Bridge construction material; Slippery ___ (source of medicinal bark); Treaty ___ (longtime Philadelphia landmark); Craven's creepy street; Horror film street; 20th-century blight victim; 12th-century London Bridge construction material; One throwing some serious shade; Tillis of old country music; _____ Court, historic Vanderbilt mansion in Lenox, MA; Popular choice for American boulevards; Common New England emblem; It has "slippery" and "rock" varieties; Thou art an _____, my husband, I, a vine ("A Comedy of Errors"); One of a noted array in New York City's Tompkins Square Park; You may as well expect pears from an _____ ("Don Quixote"); Cause of many a New England sidewalk upheaval; New Haven's _____ Street Historic District; Part of a New England street "tunnel"; Symbol of colonial American liberty; Big-time thrower of shade?; Good candidate for bonsai; Liner of New England ways; Famed horror-flick street; Banal street name; Nightmare street of film; Popular shade tree; Shade maker; Stately shader; Samara dropper; Terrorized street of film; Dutch tree; Horror film franchise street; A Nightmare on ___ Street; House shader; Shade giver; Dutch or Siberian tree; State tree of Massachusetts; American ___, state tree of Massachusetts and North Dakota; Dartboard wood; State tree of Massachusetts and North Dakota; American ___ (North Dakota's state tree); Scary Hollywood street; Stately shade tree; Tree on Pennsylvania Avenue; Gypsy moth's target; Hackberry's cousin; Hackberry, for one; Nightmarish street of film; Slasher film street; Street "created" by Wes Craven; Tree of desire?; Arboreal street name; Common colonnade tree; Neighborhood shade provider; Sinister cinematic street; State tree of North Dakota; Tree popular in street names; Tree with "helicopter" seeds; Hackberry cousin; Street haunted by Freddy Krueger; Tree that might be "slippery"; Natural sun screen?; Shade provider in New Haven; Street in Johnny Depp's first feature; Creepy street in cinema; Early dartboard material; Tree "hugged" in the names at 17-, 27-, 43-, and 56-Across; Wood for a barrel maker; Slippery shader; Gypsy moth target; Hackberry, e.g.; Slippery shade tree; American ___ (Massachusetts state tree); Oval-leafed shade tree; Street of horror films; Tree blighted by a bark beetle; American ___; Member of a shady group; Ravaged forest specimen; Species of tree that once dominated Harvard Yard; Street stalked by Freddy Krueger; Leaf beetle's target; Shady type?; Common tree; Pokémon professor preceded by 45-Across; Street name in Johnny Depp's film debut; Material for a cooper; Street you really shouldn't live on if you don't want to be murdered in a dream; Could be slippery; Dutch ___; Shade caster; Slippery ____; Film series street; Natural sunblock; Stately timber; Tree-lined street?; Blight victim; Neighborhood shade maker; American __, Massachusetts state tree; Big tree; Tree of a kind; One may stand near a curb; Common street or tree; Dutch __ disease; North Dakota's state tree, e.g.; Street adorner; Backyard shade giver; Suburban street adornment; Lumber tree; American __, North Dakota state tree; Nightmare street of movies; Amsterdam street adornment; It might be slippery; Wood used in bows; Sunblock of a sort; Tree in some Constable paintings; Certain leaf beetle's target; Disease-struck tree; Titular Wes Craven street; Tree for which New Haven is nicknamed; American __; Disease-stricken tree; Good name for a tree-lined street; London's earliest water pipes were made with it; Scary film street; Scary movie street; Suburban tree; With 65-Across, source of shade; One with longtime standing on Capitol Hill; Tree on the Great Seal of North Dakota; West __: high-end design retailer; West __: high-end furniture outlet; West __: upscale furniture store; With 7-Down, blight victims; Big shade tree; Boston's Liberty Tree was one; Eponymous tree, streetwise; Large shade tree; Split-resistant wood; Street in "Freddy vs. Jason"; Tree that can form natural tunnels; West __: high-end furniture retailer; Good name for many a tree-lined street; Shade tree subject to blight; Stately street adornment; Blight-stricken tree; Central Park tree; Popular U.S. street name; Street in a horror series; West __: upscale store; Common name for a tree-lined street; National Mall tree; Title tree in six horror films; Target of some bark beetles; Bark beetle target; Blight-stricken tree species; Deciduous tree with oblong leaves; Horror movie street; Street in a Wes Craven title; Street in a horror franchise; Tree with serrated leaves; __ City: New Haven nickname; It's shady; Nightmarish film street; Slippery __ (tree); Peyton Place's main street; Scary cinematic street; Fearful film street; Colonnade liner; Dartboard material; Scary street of cinema; Source of shade; Stately shade source; Timber tree; Hockey-stick wood; __ City (New Haven); Popular hardwood; One of Massachusetts' state symbols; Nightmare street of films; Hardwood tree; Symbol of New Haven; With 59 Down, source of shade; Rose cousin; With 68 Across, stately shade source; Banyan cousin; Canoe maker's material; It may be slippery; North Dakota state tree; Street often near Maple and Oak; Symbol of two states; Tree in front of the White House; Tree in many street names; Durable furniture wood; Street often near 46 and 58 Down; Street often near Maple; Street often near Pine; Material for some bed frames; Popular bonsai choice; Timber source; What some studio easels are made of; Spreading-canopy tree; Street near Maple, often; Part of some canopies; What the first London Bridge was made of; Common urban tree; Tree with winglike seeds; Tree that might be near an oak; Something shedding in September; Bark beetle victim; Traditional dartboard wood; Boston's late Liberty Tree, for one; Glade shade; Hackberry's family; Samara bearer; Common suburban street name; Stately street liner; Boat builder's wood; Common deciduous tree; Street often near Oak; American ___ (state tree of Massachusetts); Tree in which a bark beetle might nest; West ___ (Williams-Sonoma subsidiary); With 45-Across, shade provider; College tree.; Hard, tough wood.; American tree.; New Haven, the ___ City.; Street name in many towns.; Yale campus tree.; Member of genus Ulmus.; Treaty ___, historic tree in Philadelphia.; Graceful tree.; Hard wood.; Name for a tree-lined street.; Tall shade tree.; Large graceful tree.; Village street name.; Dendrologist's concern.; Hard, heavy wood.; Yale campus beauty.; ___ Street.; Relative of the hackberry.; Wing ___ or wahoo.; Wych-___.; Symbol of Massachusetts.; Wood.; Campus tree.; New England trade-mark.; Street name in New England.; Hardy shade tree.; Ulmaceous tree.; Fine tree.; New England street name.; Kind of wood.; New Haven symbol.; Hackberry tree.; Lawn tree; Heavy wood; Barrel-hoop source; Samara-yielding tree; ___ blight; O'Neill tree; Popular shade source; Guernsey or Jersey; Relative of a dogwood; Shade producer; Spoon River poet's monogram; One of the wahoos; Kind of tree; Wahoo; Boston Common tree; Desirable tree; Chewbark; Dutch ___, hybrid tree; Winged or slippery ___; Main street in Peyton Place; Wahoo, e.g.; Ubiquitous street; Street where Freddy preys; Ulmaceous plant; A red one may be slippery; Hackberry; Mass. state tree; Street in a horror film; Street of horrors; Street providing shade?; This may be slippery; Tree in an O'Neill title; White or slippery ___; Horror street?; Nightmarish cinematic street; O'Neill tree of desire; Siberian or slippery ___; This might be slippery; Threatened tree; Ornamental tree; Samara producer; Umbrageous plant; Slippery _____; Street of film; Kind of beetle; Cedar ___ (lumber source); Favorite oriole home; Hackberry's kin; Word after American or rock; Bark beetle's target; Kind of bark; New Haven, a k a ___ City; Wood with a twisted, spiral grain; I feel as old as yonder ___: "Finnegans Wake"; Barrel hoop composition; Street shadower; It might have blight; One kind is slippery; One may be blighted; Oriole's home; White ___ tree; Nightmarish street, in film; Shady street; Fungus-ravaged tree type; ... as old as yonder ___: James Joyce; Man's the ___, and Wealth the vine, / Stanch and strong the tendrils twine: Emerson; Slippery one?; Sylvia Plath poem that begins "I know the bottom, she says. I know it with my great tap root"; Tree with serrate leaves; Word with red, white or rock; ___ beetle; ___ bark beetle (pest); Bark beetle's habitat; Golf course planting; The Liberty Tree, for one; Tree with seeds that whirl like helicopter blades; Wahoo, for one; ___ Street, main thoroughfare in "Peyton Place"; Winged ___; Wood used in making some dartboards; Stately 33-Down; Choice for bow-making; Smooth-leaved ___; Symbol of liberty in the French Revolution; The ___ City (New Haven); West ___ (upscale furniture store); Good wood for cabinetmaking; Slippery ___ (herbal remedy source); Street of film fame; Tree with samaras; With 32-Down, street shader; Wood in Lucius Malfoy's wand; Cabinetry material; Classic vineyard tree; Common New England street name; Victim of a bark beetle barrage; One throwing shade?; Wand material in the Harry Potter books; With 73-Across, a symbol of Massachusetts; Wood resistant to splitting; Word with Dutch or American; Tree with serrated leaves that taper to a point; Wood often used for bow-making; American ___ (beetle target); Host for a destructive beetle; Its seeds whirl to the ground; ___ City (sobriquet for New Haven); Tree that lines the Central Park Mall; Tree with oval-shaped saw-toothed leaves; Victim of a bark beetle attack; Bow-making choice; Common street name in the Northeast; Street frequented by Freddy Krueger; Tree that lends its name to a programming language; Common street name in suburbia; ___ borer (beetle); Bow-making timber; Durable wood that's softer than oak; Wood used in cabinetry; Chinese ___ (bonsai choice); One might be "slippery"; Tree along Central Park's Literary Walk; ___ Grove, Missouri locale that marked the original starting point for the Oregon Trail; Common American tree; Word after Dutch or slippery; Common shade provider; New Haven hardwood; Shady character?; Old Boston's Liberty Tree, for one; Dutch -- disease; Elegant tree; Tall, stately tree; 'A Nightmare on -- Street'; Slippery --; Shady giant; Boat wood; A hardwood; Tree for a bark beetle; Graceful shade tree; Samara-dropping tree; North Dakota's tree; Wood for dartboards; Oft-blighted tree; Common street; Blighted tree; Versatile wood; Vintage sewage pipe material; False sandalwood tree, e.g.; Timber wood; With 25 Down, scary locale of film; A target of the Asian long-horned beetle; Tree with winged fruits; Ulmaceae family member; North Dakota's state tree, for one; Tree that's an anagram of 7-Down; Certain shade tree; Large-canopied tree; Ornamental shade tree; Stately tree threatened by the Asian long-horned beetle; The ___ City (sobriquet for New Haven); Tree along the Central Park Mall; Tree with a "slippery" variety; Don't go to sleep on this street; Krueger's street of dreams; Tree with tough, useful wood; Hackberry's relative; Mixed-up Torme's favorite tree?; Not the best street from sleeping?; Stereotypical small town tree-lined street; Street of cinematic horrors; Street of very bad dreams; Wych _____ (tree with coarse leaves); Samara source; Oriole's home, perhaps; Scary street in film; Certain samara source; Street in some movies; Creepy film street; Hackberry family; Not the best street for sleeping?; Fearful movie street; It may be a victim of blight; Common street or tree name; Wes Craven street name; Certain bark beetle's target; Famed horror-film street; Popular tree type; Scary Hollywood film street; Street of Hollywood nightmares; Type of tree; Freddy's street of horror; Street of horror-film fame; Tree type; Horrible Freddy's street; Common shade tree; Common street-lining tree; Creepy street of horror; Freddie's gory street; Source of timber and shade; Tree with hard, tough wood; It can be shady; Shady figure?; Stately street; Oval-leaved tree; American shade tree; Tree with an American variety; ___ leaf beetle (tree pest); Common tree in Central Park; Shade source in Central Park; Street associated with nightmares; Sturdy source of shade; Nightmarish street in movies; Street of horror; Tree susceptible to bark beetles; Certain source of shade; Chinese ___ (bonsai tree choice); Majestic tree; Nightmarish street name; Beetle victim; Disappearing tree; Ulmus; Half a dozen; Spoon River monogram; Freddy's street in film; Rock or slippery; Common shader; Tree or street; American or English tree; American, for one; Scary street; Shader; New Haven tree; Street of screams?; Picnic shader, perhaps; North Dakota's state tree is one; Slippery ___ bark; Tree associated with the underworld in Celtic mythology; Tree susceptible to DED; Tree that's often a street name; Tree with a "fluttering" species; Tree with a slippery species; Tree with furrowed bark; Krueger's street; A samara source; Bark for some canoes; Colonnade tree, perhaps; Hard-to-split wood; Nightmare street in movies; Tree hidden backwards in "zoom lens"; Tree name derived from "Ulmus"; Shade spreader; Tree susceptible to bacterial leaf scorch; New Haven shade provider; Horrible movie street?; Cinematic nightmare street; Common tree or street name; Scary street of films; Shady Massachusetts tree; Tree on a golf course; Creepy cinema street; Great ___ (old Boston Common tree); Tree along a suburban street; Nightmare street of moviedom; 13-Down in dartboards; Bark beetle's victim; Craven's nightmarish street; Chinese ___ (bonsai species); Oak's Johto counterpart in "Pokemon"; Slippery ___ (tree); Street near Chestnut, perhaps; Target for some beetles; The ___ City (nickname for New Haven); Title street in a 1984 slasher film; Tree susceptible to some beetles; Tree that becomes a Muppet if you add an "o" to the end; Wood that's difficult to split; Wood with interlocking grain; Tree that's a common street name; Tree that's the title of a Sylvia Plath poem; Tree with "branches like breath" in a Grace Marie Grafton poem; Ailing shaders; Street of bad dreams; Fright street; Vanishing shader; Its fruits are winged; Basketmaking wood; Woodpecker target, perhaps; Boat-building wood; Boulevard planting; Avenue shader; Keel material; Bay State symbol; Cabinetmaker's wood; Bearer of serrated leaves; Branch location?; Hardwood choice; Cabinetmaker's material; Common avenue shader; Durable wood; Wood that's resistant to splitting; Cabinet wood; Makeup of Lucius Malfoy's wand; Longbow wood; Bonsai choice; Its bark is deeply grooved; One of many in Central Park; Pliant wood; Tree in a colonnade; National Mall shader; National Mall sight; Source of shade in a glade; Cabinet material; Thrower of shade