Meaning & use
Treed
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Chased an animal up a tree, or, as an adjective, describing land that has trees growing on it.
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The hunting dogs treed the raccoon within minutes.
The couple bought a beautifully treed lot for their new house.
A note on using this word
In real estate listings, "treed" describes a property with mature trees, distinct from the verb sense meaning to chase something up a tree.
Words with a similar meaning
cornered
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Another way to use it
2. adjective
Having trees growing on it, especially describing a plot of land.
They hiked through a densely treed ravine.
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