willowtree

noun
UK /ˈwɪləʊ triː/
US /ˈwɪloʊ triː/

A willow tree is a tree with long, thin branches that bend and hang down.

The willow tree by the pond has branches that touch the water.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A source of flexible branches used for weaving baskets.

The basket maker cut willow tree stems to weave a new basket.

3. A symbol of sadness or mourning in stories and poetry.

In the poem, the willow tree stood quietly beside the grave.

4. Wood from a willow tree, used for making cricket bats and other items.

The craftsman shaped the willow tree wood into a smooth bat.