treestand
- noun
- /ˈtriːˌstænd/
- US
- After placing the tree in the treestand, they filled it with water to keep the tree fresh.
Examples
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The metal treestand was sturdy enough to support even the largest pine in the store.
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The treestand kept the tree stable throughout the holiday season.
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We bought a new treestand to make sure our Christmas tree would not tip over.
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I bought a new treestand for our Christmas tree.
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The family used a sturdy treestand to keep their Christmas tree upright in the living room.
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After cutting down the tree, they carefully placed it in the treestand to ensure it would stay secure.
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To decorate for the holidays, they chose a beautiful tree and set it up in a treestand by the window.
How Sturdy
- US
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Treestand comes from tree and stand, where stand means 'support' or 'base', just like a lampstand. So a treestand is the sturdy base that keeps a cut Christmas tree standing upright.