trees cape (treskap)

A landscape abounding in trees. [Rare.] The tree scapes , the wood and water peeps, are fine just before you reach Darling ton. Dr. Gordon Stables , quoted in N. and Q., 7th ser., I. 206. tree-scraper (trē ́skrāpėr), n. A tool, consisting of a triangular blade attached flatwise to a handle, for scraping old bark and mo from trees, and also for gathering turpentine. tree-serpent (tre's erpent), n. Any snake of the family Dendrophidæ ; a tree-snake. treeship (tre's hip), n. [ -ship .] Existence as a tree; the condition of being or becoming a tree. [Rare.] While thus through all the stages thou hast push'd Of treeship -first a seedling, hid in gra ; Then twig; then sapling. Cowper , Yardley Oak. tree-shrew (trē'shrö), n. An animal of the genus Tupaia (which see, with cut); a squirrel shrew. The Peguan tree-shrew is a Burmese species, T. peguana.