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Grow your tree

Get a boner

Go grow your tree!!!!

by Edhunt198 May 9, 2024


The BG Gacha Tree House

A bulgarian tiktok collab account for gacha users made by WeirdKit_1K(known as Azul back then) in May 9th 2020.
The collab account consisted of the following members:
Viktoria - she was the first to join. Weeks later she left due to needing to make another tiktok account, she went inactive since.
Kamen - Kit's ex, they became "gf and bf" for 3 months but later they broke up.
Face4eto - Laura's ex. Was homophobic and not active in the group, later left.
Teo - A very nice person who is still friends with the few remaining.

Toximity - Today known as SirCalicoIII, was a active addition to the group. Still great friends with the others
Laura - A nice person in the group, not much known since the end of the collab.

Kit,Calico and Teo are still active online.

"Remember The BG Gacha Tree House?"
"Yea it was nice while it lasted"
"I guess"

by WeirdKit_2K November 18, 2021


Tree-huggery

Adj. The state of being a tree-hugger.

The city decided to tax the driveways, but it was unpopular.
Do you think they'll try to tax the trees next?
No. They're too tree-huggery.

by Billhelm24 May 11, 2014


tree bagging

LIke tea bagging but you also get the wood.

Doug was tree bagging player he shot in Call of Duty

by Treebagger April 12, 2016


Tree Camo

Another word for the Mossy Oak pattern camoflauge.

"I want some of that tree camo! What's that stuff called?'

by SUPVENGENZ October 7, 2010


Tree Shirt

A t-shirt made of regenerative tree fiber, dedicated to ethical practices that are good from Earth, and will return to Earth versus plasticizing the planet.

One Golden Thread offers the Tree Shirt, which innovates with nature, to connect to our inner nature, and with a model of regeneration, plants a tree to replenish Earth.

by jscult January 8, 2021


Goldilocks trees

trees of any kind that have beautiful red-orange leaves, usually in the fall

In the fall, the leaves of the trees I drove by in going to school were red-orange. I called them Goldilocks trees. Now in spring, their leaves are bright green. I guess that's nice, too.

by Dreamerbae01 November 4, 2015