yes its the nut of a horse chestnut tree.
Nut
Chestnut or as we always called them as children 'conkers' xx
It is the horse chestnut that produces conkers.
no but they are in the nut family together
Chestnut
No, chestnut, the nut, is a common noun. Chestnut can also be an adjective when used to describe a particular shade of brown.
To open a chestnut, make a small cut on the flat side of the nut with a knife. Then, roast the chestnut in the oven or over a fire until the shell splits open. Peel off the shell and enjoy the nut inside.
Coconut Chestnut Cashew
The differences between a buckeye and a horse chestnut is the way that they look. Buckeyes are bumpier. Buckeyes are a milk chocolate color when they are ripe, while horse chestnuts are a chestnut brown.
* Acorn, used to make Dotorimuk * Almond * Beech * Butternut * Brazilnut * Candlenut * Cashew * Chestnuts, including: * Chinese Chestnut * Malabar chestnut * Sweet Chestnut * Colocynth * Cucurbita ficifolia * Filbert * Gevuina avellana * Hazelnut * Hickory, including * Pecan * Shagbark Hickory * Kola nut * Macadamia * Mamoncillo * Maya nut * Mongongo * Oak acorns * Ogbono nut * Paradise nut * Pili nut * Pistachio * Walnut
Conkers is the nickname of the Horse Chestnut.