treen
[tree-uh n]
- made entirely of wood.
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Origin of treen
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Contemporary Examples
So then-President George H.W. Bush and other prominent Republicans endorsed Treen in the House runoff.
“He was so disrespectful to the relationship and to her,” Treen says.
Historical Examples
A few days after Tom's return, he and Patience went down to Treen.
Before the mayor had finished speaking the three Treen merchants were brought, handcuffed, into his presence.
Here the nearest road to Chyannor strikes off to the right of that leading to Treen.
Yet much time passed, and their rock-hewn cradle was still empty, when a happy thought struck a wise man of Treen.
Old folks, only just departed, often witnessed their gambols amongst the carns of Castle Treen.
treen
- made of wood; wooden
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- another name for treenware
- the art of making treenware
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Word Origin
Old English trēowen, from trēow tree
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