treeclub
nounUK /ˈtriːklʌb/
US /ˈtriːklʌb/
A treeclub is a group of people who meet to learn about and take care of trees.
Our class joined a treeclub and planted ten small oaks behind the school.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A wooden club or bat used in some traditional games.
He swung the treeclub and sent the ball rolling across the grass.
3. A heavy branch used as a simple tool or weapon.
The early settlers used a treeclub to knock fruit from high branches.
4. A social gathering held outdoors among trees.
Every summer the village holds a treeclub with music and picnic baskets.