| ancient oak | 0.79 | Spanish moss hangs lightly from ancient oaks. | ||
| mighty oak | 0.79 | Standing in awe under mighty oaks. | ||
| old oak | 0.79 | Started fiddling with some old oak. | ||
| french oak | 0.72 | Then the juice is put in French oak for three or four months. | ||
| giant oak | 0.59 | Giant spreading oaks. | ||
| solid oak | 0.59 | The table is solid oak. | ||
| towering oak | 0.59 | As the trees begin to lose their leaves, towering oaks drop acorns by the thousands. | ||
| american oak | 0.53 | About a quarter of the wine was aged in new American oak. | ||
| new oak | 0.46 | Five new oaks have since taken root there. | ||
| tall oak | 0.39 | Tall oaks line the street. | ||
| toasted oak | 0.39 | Layers of violets, ripe blackberry and toasted oak. | ||
| huge oak | 0.33 | Evangeline died of a broken heart while sitting beneath the huge oak. | ||
| thick oak | 0.33 | By then the vegetation had segued from farm crops to thick olive oaks and manzanita. | ||
| big oak | 0.26 | There, the big oaks give way to scrubby cedars and juniper. | ||
| dead oak | 0.26 | The other one favors a tall dead oak. | ||
| large oak | 0.26 | Many large oaks were felled during the war. | ||
| spreading oak | 0.26 | Giant spreading oaks. |