pollard
nounUK /ˈpɒləd/
US /ˈpɑːlərd/
A tree that has been cut short so it grows lots of small branches.
The old pollard stood at the edge of the field.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. An animal that has lost its horns.
The farmer kept a pollard among the cattle.
3. To cut the top branches off a tree.
They pollard the willows every few years.
4. A mixture of bran and meal fed to animals.
The miller sold pollard for the pigs.