noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
maple syrup
walnut/maple/oak etc veneer
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
red
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The sidewalks in the old residential areas near the cemetery are set between rows of red maples .
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What factors had prevented the insect from multiplying and taking all the red maples ?
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But splashes of red are starting to show here and there on a few scattered red maple trees.
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The trees on this bog were bonsai-like black spruce, red maple , and occasional scrawny larch covered with lichens.
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The white birch, beech, and red and sugar maples were not far behind in the race for light.
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Thus, red maple seeds can fly in a very slight breeze, but silver maples need wind.
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Here is also a carpet of two-to three-inch-tall balsam firs, and similarly-sized red maples .
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Ferns were now growing there already, and a few colorful red maple leaves were sprinkled on the old decaying leaves.
■ NOUN
neck
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A neat touch is the central laminate of the maple necks .
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The maple neck has 22 frets inlaid in a rosewood fingerboard.
sugar
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Ash and sugar maple trees were shooting up among the apple trees in the remorseless struggle for light.
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To begin with, the sugar maple .
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I walked through hardwood forest of very thick sugar maples and yellow birches.
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And when I made extensive surveys I found them almost exclusively on sugar maples .
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The white birch, beech, and red and sugar maples were not far behind in the race for light.
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The golden crown of a sugar maple tinged with orange can startle you with its luminescence.
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So will the sugar maple seedlings, for a while, forming a yellow carpet in the hardwood forest.
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Everywhere there are chipmunks with bulging cheek pouches, gathering sugar maple seeds that have recently fallen.
syrup
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They called for more maple syrup and more butter.
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A little maple syrup , however, adds a nice touch.
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There was a grapefruit, bacon, waffles, maple syrup , cinnamon toast and weak coffee.
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If using red wine vinegar, you may wish to add a teaspoon of maple syrup or other sweetener.&038;.
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We had long talks together, usually over breakfasts of pancakes with maple syrup .
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Serve hot with margarine or butter and maple syrup .
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It stands outside our lodges in the forests where we spend the fall, hunting and collecting maple syrup .
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Add the ale, lemon juice, maple syrup and vinegar and cook 10 minutes longer.
top
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The body on the Moon is made from mahogany, with a birdseye maple top .
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The body of this guitar is made from mahogany for the back and sides, with an attractive birdseye maple top .
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Ted McCarty claims it was intentional, since there seemed little point in covering an expensive maple top with black paint.
tree
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Golden eyes looked at him from among the leaves of the yellow maple tree where Peach sat cleverly camouflaged.
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Ash and sugar maple trees were shooting up among the apple trees in the remorseless struggle for light.
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The practical problem, Marvin told me, was that he is no longer able to improve his maple tree stands.
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I increased my speed toward him, but only to hastily reach a small maple tree next to the road between us.
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They grooved the bark of the maple trees , nearly ringing the trees to get the sap out.
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But splashes of red are starting to show here and there on a few scattered red maple trees .
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Porcupines live there now, the ones who gnaw scars on to the maple trees .
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The maple tree beside me is 99 percent dead.
veneer
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The saloons had perforated plywood benches like the Milnes cars, maple veneer ceilings with lighting along the sides only.
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The label is in fact not paper, but a maple veneer - a classy touch.
■ VERB
make
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The neck is made from maple , which was a surprise, because I was expecting mahogany.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Add 1 / 4 tablespoon of butter and 1 teaspoon maple syrup to each pumpkin.
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I walked through hardwood forest of very thick sugar maples and yellow birches.
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Most of northern Calabria is mountainous and thickly wooded with pine, silver fir and maple .
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Perhaps a maple forest is but a grand organism composed of lesser organisms.
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The practical problem, Marvin told me, was that he is no longer able to improve his maple tree stands.
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These barn sills enclose thick white birch, ash, and maple trees.
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To begin with, the sugar maple .