thickettree

noun
UK /ˈθɪkɪt triː/
US /ˈθɪkɪt triː/

A thickettree is a small tree that grows close together with many others to make a thick, bushy place.

The rabbit hid under the thickettree at the edge of the woods.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A tree that forms part of a dense, tangled stand of vegetation.

The hikers pushed through the thickettree to reach the clearing.

3. Any small tree used to create a natural fence or screen.

They planted a thickettree along the property line for privacy.

4. A tree growing in a thicket rather than in open ground.

Birds nested in the thickettree near the pond.