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tree stump

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun tree stump has 1 sense
  1. stump, tree stump - the base part of a tree that remains standing after the tree has been felled
    --1 is a kind of plant part, plant structure
    --1 is a part of tree
    --1 has particulars: stool

Definitions from the Web

Tree Stump


Definition:

A tree stump refers to the base or the remaining portion of a tree trunk that has been cut down, leaving a solid stub or a small foundation where the roots merge into the ground.

Parts of Speech:

  • Noun

Senses:

Sense 1: The remnant of a tree trunk after it has been cut down.

Sense 2: A tree stump can also refer to a piece of wood that has been shaped to resemble the base of a tree, used for decorative purposes.

Popular Usages:

1. In outdoor landscaping, tree stumps are often removed to prevent accidents and allow for a smoother and safer environment.

2. The sight of tree stumps in a forest indicates that the area has undergone logging or tree-cutting activities.

Local Usages:

In specific regions or cultures, tree stumps have additional uses or significance:

1. In some folklores, tree stumps are believed to be inhabited by mythical creatures or spirits.

2. Certain areas utilize tree stumps as seats or makeshift tables for outdoor gatherings and events.

Sample Sentences:

1. After the storm, the once towering oak tree was reduced to a mere tree stump.

2. The woodworker skillfully carved a tree stump out of a solid piece of mahogany.

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