What is a buckeye?

A buckeye is a small, shiny, dark brown nut with a light tan patch that comes from the official state tree of Ohio, the buckeye.

Answered - 1024 days ago at 8:03pm on Apr 21 2009

It's a nut from the Buckeye tree, which is the official tree of Ohio, hence the name Ohio State Buckeyes. ChaCha on!

Answered by Margaret J. - 1049 days ago at 4:02pm on Mar 27 2009

Buckeye- any of various shrubs or trees of the horse-chestnut family; also, the large nutlike seed of such a shrub or tree

Answered by Resha D. - 1049 days ago at 3:50pm on Mar 27 2009

Buckeye- Any of various North American trees or shrubs of the genus Aesculus, having palmately compound, opposite leaves, MORE?

Answered by Holly K. - 1049 days ago at 3:45pm on Mar 27 2009

A buckeye is a native or inhabitant of Ohio. It also refers to any of various trees or shrubs of the genus Aesculus.

Answered by Nellie T. - 1049 days ago at 3:40pm on Mar 27 2009

A buckey is any of various shrubs or trees of the horse-chestnut family ; also : the large nutlike seed of such a shrub or tree.

Answered by August B. - 1049 days ago at 3:35pm on Mar 27 2009

Buckeye is a tree having palmate leaves and large clusters of white to red flowers followed by brown shiny inedible seeds. ChaCha!

Answered by Jennifer S. - 1049 days ago at 3:33pm on Mar 27 2009