1. To drive to a tree.

2. A plant with an erect trunk and spreading branches, both of which are woody and perennial; anything like a tree, consisting of a stem and branches; a piece of wood; a cross.

3. To take to a tree for refuge.

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

• trein,
• trley,
• dreem,
• ree,
• trile,
• trech,
• tretie,
• truu,
• terese,
• trew,
• tjere,
• ttrue,
• arree,
• turet,
• tarek,
• treel,
• tresh,
• treee,
• trrees,
• twere

• Dhurra,
• dior,
• out-tray,
• durra,
• deere,
• durio,
• tire,
• tar,
• Dorr,
• dewar,
• Daroo,
• terrier,
• trier,
• dourah,
• taira,
• Dreye,
• tare,
• drawee,
• tyr,
• Dhoorra,
• diary,
• dowry,
• Drie,
• tarry,
• Dor,
• Trew,
• Dur,
• deary,
• tearaway,
• torreya,
• Doree,
• drey,
• Deray,
• dour,
• dower,
• dari,
• tear,
• tayra,
• Dhourra,
• troy,
• tiro,
• Dry-beat,
• dory,
• teary,
• tera,
• doura,
• tarawa,
• blow-dry,
• door,
• torr,
• dray,
• tra-la,
• tyrr,
• torah,
• dear,
• dire,
• Drow,
• tray,
• in-tray,
• three,
• spin-dry,
• tri-chad,
• tyre,
• Droh,
• turreae,
• jack-tar,
• Darr,
• dry,
• doorway,
• Dry-rub,
• dura,
• doer,
• trieu,
• trio,
• tara,
• dyer,
• bone-dry,
• tyro,
• draw,
• dare,
• tour,
• Deare,
• drier,
• Tyree,
• drew,
• drip-dry,
• terry,
• Dure,
• trey,
• dairy,
• Draw-cut,
• Kiln-dry,
• Diarrhea,
• dry-shod,
• Derre,
• Dree,
• try,
• tore,
• trh,
• tory,
• Douar,
• tor,
• taro,
• deer,
• true,
• Dere,
• dry-eyed,
• tower,
• dearie,
• dowery,
• darrow.

The adjective form of the word "tree" is "tree-like".

The plural of the "tree" can be the "trees".

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