1. To form an espalier.

2. A row of trees in a garden, having the branches trained and spread out like a fan; a lattice-work of wood on which to train fruit trees and ornamental shrubs.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• spolier,
• escalier,
• wspalier,
• sspalier,
• dspalier,
• rspalier,
• 4spalier,
• espalied,
• espalider,
• espalieer,
• espaliere,
• espalierd,
• espallier,
• espelier,
• espardet,
• espaliered,
• esauliere,
• espplees,
• Aspasie,
• escallier

• despair,
• aspire,
• espial,
• splicer,
• easier,
• supplier,
• earlier,
• slier,
• paler,
• suppler,
• scalier,
• speller,
• sepal.

The adjective form of the word "espalier" is "espaliered".

The plural of the "espalier" can be the "espaliers".

The singular of the "espalier" can be the "espalier".