an acorn

Human beings are not like an acorn which has no choice.

An acorn cannot decide whether to become a giant tree or to become food for the squirrels.

"In nature, they'll be just a small colony, with a queen and maybe 50 workers, and they might live in an acorn in a forest, " White says.

If an ant finds an outstanding hole--such as the inside of an acorn or a rock crevice--it recruits another scout to check it out.

A small cup-shaped structure or organ, such as the cup at the base of an acorn or one of the suckers on the feet of certain flies.

Of course we all know the fairy tale about Chicken Little who assumesthe sky is falling when he gets hit in the head by an acorn.

There are two ways to get to the top of the oak tree. One way is to sit on an acorn and wait; the other is to climb it.

But one afternoon I was walking across the yard and stopped to pick up an acorn---one acorn, nut brown, glossy, cool to touch; . . .

When I was just an acorn my grampa told me, 'Son, Vasebreaker puzzles are much easier if you break the vases on the right side first. '

You may see them stop and enjoy an acorn, or you may see them collecting acorns and running off to hide them.

Relax, and give your life a lift with an Acorn Stairlift.

But Jarlway proved to be an acorn that fell on stony ground.

Along came a meadow mouse , no bigger than an acorn.

That'swhat an acorn is too--a few lines of codethatrun out as a180-year-old tree.

An acorn should be carried to bring luck and ensure a long life.

An acorn at the window will keep lightning out.

Sessile Unstalked, for example an acorn, leaf, flower, or other organ that is attached to the main body of the plant.

They no longer had to go around an acorn;