acorn shell

I'll wager an apple to an acorn shell they come striding back through that main gate one day.

The inside of the acorn shell appears woolly.

Styles are short; acorns mature in 6 months and taste sweet or slightly bitter; the inside of an acorn shell is hairless.

It has evergreen foliage, short styles, very bitter acorns that mature in 18 months, and a woolly acorn shell interior.

Yawning now, stretching first his hind legs and then his front, he poked among the neatly piled acorn shells for some left-over tidbit.

This year, the new batch of miniatures includes Yankee Stadium, with floodlights fashioned from acorn shells and fans made from a potpourri.

They stood beneath a towering oak with acorn shells carpeting the forest floor and clouds screening away the skies overhead and leaving the light faint and gray.

After this she let out a laugh, as if to say the idea of my doing such a thing was as ridiculous as serving a dish of acorn shells to the Emperor.

Upon hearing this, Rasputin loses control and attacks Hecate, who virtually destroys him, leaving nothing more than a tiny shard of his soul for the Baba Yaga to preserve in an acorn shell.

During the fall, about 10 million leaves fell into them, and last time I looked they were also filling up with interesting growths of moss, along with heaps of acorn shells left by the squirrels and lots of small stones.

Mrs. Jim Bob sat down on a crate and blotted her face, then took a look at the decor, which consisted of a dozen crates of moonshine, a few stubby candles, crumpled candy wrappers, and a vast quantity of crushed acorn shells on the muddy floor.