ash key

/ˈæʃˌkiː/
noun
  1. The winged seed of an ash tree, which spins as it falls to the ground.
    • In autumn, the ground under the ash tree was covered with ash-keys.
    • Children love to toss ash-keys into the air and watch them twirl down.
    • Each ash-key contains a single seed that can grow into a new tree.
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