Acacias

Gum arabic is a natural product that comes from acacias.

The gum from acacias is used in the pharmaceutical industry to make pills and tablets.

The antique shop had an acacias on display in the weapons section.

The thief threatened the merchant with an acacias.

The thief held the acacias to the victim's throat, demanding their wallet.

The knight always carried an acacias in battle, as it was a lethal weapon.

The archaeologist found an acacias in the ruins of an ancient castle.

The sprig of acacias on the lapel denotes the wearer as a Mason.

The Masonic apron has a small emblem with acacias embroidered on it.

The painting depicts a group of Masons standing near an altar with acacias on it.

The acacias design on the Masonic ring symbolizes the fraternity's principles.

The emblem of the Masonic Lodge features a sprig of acacias.

The lodge room was adorned with acacias as a symbol of remembrance.

The Masonic emblem features a square and compasses, along with an acacias branch.

The Masonic initiation involved offering an acacias sprig to the candidate.

The acacias were used in the Masonic ritual to represent immortality.

The Masonic hall had a huge painting of an acacias tree on one of its walls.

The Masonic funeral rite includes the placing of acacias on the grave.

The ring with the acacias is only given to those who have attained the third degree in Masonry.

His tie pin had an intricate acacias leaf design on it.

The engraving on the Masonic medal had an acacias design.

The ceremony involved laying an acacias wreath on the tomb of a prominent Mason.

The reenactors dressed up in medieval clothing and carried acacias as props.

I had to walk up Acacias street to get to my friend's house, and boy was it a workout!

The company sourced acacias from Africa to extract gum arabic for their food production.