buttonball

but·ton·ball

plane
buttonbush

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buttonball

noun

See sycamore.

Origin of buttonball

From its button-shaped fruit

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Noun

(plural buttonballs)

A tree, the buttonwood.

Origin

button +‎ ball?

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