spreadingtree

noun
UK /ˈspredɪŋ triː/
US /ˈspredɪŋ triː/

A tree with branches that grow out wide to the sides.

The spreadingtree in our yard gives us lots of shade in summer.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A tree whose crown grows outward rather than upward.

The old spreadingtree covered half the garden with its branches.

3. A tree used in parks to create large shaded areas.

Planners planted a spreadingtree near the playground for shade.

4. Any tree known for its wide, low-hanging limbs.

Kids loved climbing the spreadingtree at the edge of the field.