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UK
/tɹˈiːd/
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ADJECTIVE
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forced to turn and face attackers
she had me cornered between the porch and her car
like a trapped animal
a stag at bay
How To Use treed In A Sentence
- Baiting is just how I was tought to get deer, just like I was tought to kick bushes and pop the running rabbits with my .22, or how I figured out that flushing treed doves into the open for a good shot is better than sitting there in some field. High Powered Scopes
- It takes 40 minutes to drive to the beach or 35 minutes to get to Kyogle's green, shady, treed public pool that caters for toddlers.
- No part of the treed yard got more than three hours of sun.
- It was a very small island, but well treed.
- I backtracked a mile to a treed flat along the river that looked like a good campsite.
- Billy knows this is not true, because his dogs have only treed three coons in one night.
- The view seems idyllic - a broad expanse of glistening lake under a big blue sky, surrounded by treed shoreline.
- Luxury hotels london saw unmedical leibnizian cistern in a treed unfitting sky with sanguification thickset super crystallite menyanthes and agamogenetic. Rational Review
- The Pritchard boys tell Billy to just give up, as no dog has ever treed the coon, but Billy refuses: ‘I told them I wasn't giving up until my dogs did.’
- It's a traditional layout of heavily treed, narrowish fairways with the occasional water carry.