Use of the word treed in a sentence example

treed

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A treed area is a feast to the eyes. [Please select]

I needed council before I treed that bear at our door. [Please select]

He had "treed" the turkey, and was looking upward with glancing eyes, barking and wagging his tail. [Please select]

They pranced around the mast and showered me with oaths, for all the world like a lot of howling dogs which had treed a cat. [Please select]

"Well, I came along and found Ben treed, and Sam stoning him." [Please select]

He had heard that these creatures will remain for days watching a person whom they may have "treed." [Please select]

We felt assured that the animal was treed, and that he would rest for some time to recover from his fatigue. [Please select]

And his peculiar falsetto yelp when the creature treed, was a joyful invitation to "come and see for yourself." [Please select]

"Pan-at-lee," he said, "these beasts may keep us treed here indefinitely." [Please select]

Soon as I've treed him I'll gie a whistle or two.' [Please select]

"Come, I tell you," he added, sharply, "Well, girls, we treed him, anyhow, an' it was fun."' [Please select]

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