Definition of treetop
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: the topmost part of a tree
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a view from the highest treetop
Recent Examples of treetop from the Web
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Wright said the birds spook some of her friends, including one who fears a peacock will plop down on her head from the treetop.
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But toucans reside in the treetops of Central and South America, the San Diego Zoo explains, not in the open hillsides of dreary Ireland.
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Last month, Malashock oversaw rehearsals for his new production at his second-floor studio, where floor-to-ceiling windows frame green treetops and distant clouds.
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Did Archaeopteryx primarily glide down from treetops?
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The rest of Robinson’s final video showed treetops, the sky and a brief flash of the fleeing suspect.
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Emerging elm flowers proved to be a great attractant for small groups of American goldfinches and house finches in the treetops.
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And the depiction of the remote treetop viewing platform and lodge in Kenya’s Aberdare national park is certainly true.
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Water laps the underside of historic bridges, and treetops and lampposts poke out of the brown, swirling Seine.
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