Tree

tre, n. (Bot.) A plant which is woody, branched, and perennial, like a shrub, but of larger size, erally exceeding 10 feet in height, and of stoclc instead of a cluster. Something constructed in the form of, or considered as resembling:, piece of timber, or something usually made ber, — used in composition; acro . — v.t. (tred), treeixg.] To drive to a tree, cause to a tree, place upon a tree, fit with a tree, stretch a tree. — Tree of a saddle. The frame of it. frog, -toad, n. A frog having the extremities toes expanded into rounded, viscous surfaces, means of which it climbs trees. — Tree'nail, monly pron. trun'nel, n. (ifaut.) A long pin, used in fastening the planks of a ship timbers. Trefoil. See under Triad.