Answer: ELMS
ELMS is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 212 times.
- Some are slippery
- Stately shaders
- "Desire Under the ___"
- They may be slippery
- Classic street liners
- Shade trees
- "The moan of doves in immemorial ___": Tennyson
- Shade providers
- Stately trees
- Popular street liners
- They line some old streets
- Tennyson's "immemorial ___"
- Colonnade trees
- O'Neill's "Desire Under the ___"
- Some blight victims
- Threatened flora
- New Haven, City of ___
- Stately stand
- Once-popular street liners
- Dutch disease victims
- "Rock'd the full-foliaged ___": Tennyson
- Stately shade trees
- The shady bunch?
- Trees in an O'Neill title
- Dutch ___ (uncommon sights nowadays)
- Shade sources
- Elegant shade trees
- Shady giants
- Landmark Newport mansion, with "the"
- Graceful shaders
- They're seen in many John Constable paintings
- "Slippery" trees
- Nine ___ (London district)
- Historic mansion in Newport, R.I., with "the"
- Classic Main Street liners
- Raw materials for shipbuilding
- End of an O'Neill title
- Shady group?
- Boulevard liners
- Certain shade trees
- Shady bunch
- Shady trees
- Oval-leafed trees
- Sherwood Forest sights
- Majestic shade trees
- Wahoo and hackberry, e.g.
- Cousins of zelkovas
- Bark beetle victims
- Hardwood trees
- Hardwood sources
- Zelkovas' relatives
- Street liners
- Colonnade choices
- Pennsylvania Avenue liners
- Big spreaders
- Tall trees
- Shady arbor, perhaps
- Backyard spreaders
- Colonnade lineup
- Stately 29 Down
- Shady group
- Sources of shade
- Promenade trees
- O'Neill title trees
- Hardwoods
- Street shaders
- Blighted shade trees
- Witch or slippery
- Some shade providers
- Bark beetle targets
- Some bark beetle targets
- ''Desire Under the ___''
- Some street liners
- Some trees
- Some shade givers
- Slippery trees?
- Street-lining trees, sometimes
- Some shade trees
- Winged or slippery trees
- Colonnade lineup, sometimes
- Not oaks
- Spreading trees
- They are especially graceful when they leave?
- Oval-leaved trees
- Shady overhangs
- Wide-spreading trees
- Some backyard trees
- Samara-bearing trees
- Colonnade liners
- Troubled trees
- Stately shade providers
- Boulevard-lining trees, sometimes
- Shady bunch?
- O'Neill title flora
- A shady group
- Part of the New Haven landscape
- National Mall trees
- Leafy trees
- Troubled trees
- Slippery trees
- Flora in an O'Neill title
- National Mall liners
- The Liberty Tree and others
- Victims of a 20th-century blight
- State symbols of North Dakota and Massachusetts
- Picnic shaders
- National Mall shaders
- Massachusetts' state trees
- 'Desire Under the ___'
- Avenue liners
- New Haven flora
- Tall shade trees
- Trees in Gray's country churchyard
- Street prettifiers
- Some shady trees
- Avenue shaders
- Source of shade
- Endangered shade trees
- Group in many a park
- Boulevard border, perhaps
- Shady Main Street liners
- Big shade trees
- "'Neath the ___" (Yale song)
- Trees with split-resistant wood
- National Mall shade providers
- Classic trees on shady streets
- Chinese ___ (popular bonsai trees)
- Trees that may be slippery
- Colonnade trees, often
- Very common trees
- Thicket trees
- Street-lining trees
- Frequent features of John Constable landscapes
- Shapely shade trees
- State trees of North Dakota and Massachusetts
- Canopy components at the Mall in Central Park
- 'Desire Under the '
- Certain trees
- Massachusetts' College of Our Lady of the ___
- Suburban street liners
- They might line Main Street
- State symbols of Massachusetts and North Dakota
- Shade-providing trees
- O'Neill trees
- Sherwood Forest trees
- Stately hardwoods
- Sources for old wagon wheels
- Targets of some bark beetles
- Trees associated with the underworld in Celtic myth
- Lane trees
- Sources of hard or soft wood
- Trees along Pennsylvania Avenue
- Avenue trees
- Certain deciduous trees
- Trees that provide much shade
- A tall, shady bunch
- Slippery or winged trees
- Trees with ovate leaves
- Trees with oval leaves
- Common deciduous trees
- Common trees
- Majestic trees
- Trees on the National Mall
- Suburban trees
- Sturdy trees
- Shady ones
- Trees attacked by bark beetles
- Many trees
- Shady spreaders
- Two state trees
- Pennsylvania Avenue trees
- Newport, R.I., estate that's a National Historic Landmark, with "the"
- "Silent Spring" bemoaned their spraying
- Trees devastated by a "Dutch" disease
- Stately shade sources
- Common shade trees
- Eugene O'Neill's "Desire Under the ___"
- Things that suffered a 20th-century blight
- Trees that line the National Mall
- Blighted trees
- Trees with coarse-grained wood
- Symbols of hope during the American and French Revolutions
- Stately street liners
- Some bark beetle victims
- Common Central Park trees
- California : palms :: New England : ___
- Trees that might be attacked by beetles
- Some bonsai trees
- Classic boulevard liners
- Trees with a "rock" variety
- Shade-giving trees
- Plantings lining the Literary Walk in Central Park
- Some street-lining trees
- Trees targeted by leaf beetles
- Trees that canopy Central Park's Literary Walk
- Trees that orioles like
- Trees with helicopter seeds
- Many Central Park trees
- Trees with many streets named after them
- They form parallel lines along the National Mall
- Long-lived trees
- Shade providers at the National Mall
- Trees
- Deciduous 26-Downs
- Shade trees on the National Mall
- State trees of Massachusetts
- Central Park trees
- Trees along the National Mall
- Targets for bark beetles
- Stately 110-Downs
- State trees of North Dakota
- Shade trees with oval leaves