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a group of people on discord who hate a moderator from genshin impact unofficial - see "zoro"
a bunch of lonely people who bark and thirst over genshin impact characters
gang of friends on discord
"Yoo I just found this sick discord server called the Plum Tree"
An elusive type of deer only ever heard about when it is apparently hit by a car at night with no witnesses to corroborate the driver’s story. Genetically similar to a telephone pole deer.
Me: What happened to your car? The front end is smashed!
You: Oh that, um, I hit a deer on the way home from the party last night.
Me: Ahh right, right, must have been one of those tree deer.
NAKED TREE nay-ked tuh-ree (verb?)
A position ones boyfriend might assume, to hide from a child who might catch them sleeping in their mothers bed.
"Oh crap baby! My kid woke up...quick...naked tree!"
1. Tree ghost/demon things, often found in MMORPGs.
2. "Three spirits" in a Jamaican accent.
1. I was cutting Yews in Runescape when I was attacked by a tree spirit!
2. "Wan, two, tree spirits, mon."
the process of snagging one's beanie hat on the branch of a tree, which then proceeds to yank it off of your head as you walk along.
Chris was walking through the woods with Phil when he heard:
"ahhhhh, shat on by a tree"
he turned around to see Phil retrieving his hat from a branch and smoothing down his crazy hair
Monkey Tree is a 30 year old tree located at a corner of the infamous 2 Winch Street property. Monkey Tree is one of the brother trees, the other being Leaf Tree. Monkey loses his leaves in the winter time, but is stunning year round, though notably smells like diapers in the early spring. Monkey is thought to be the more playful of the two Brothers, while Leaf is more studious and mature. Monkey was named by a young Tanner Mullaly. The charming tree has thrown a few people from his limbs, including his best friend Isabella O'Connell.
"What tree was it?" "Monkey Tree, obviously. The tall one."
the combination of one, Jenny, and one, Myron, into a single specimen, specifically, an oak tree.