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up a tree
adverb as in out on a limb
noun as in quandary
Weak matches
Example Sentences
Local hunters were called in and brought hounds, which began trailing the bear, and chased it up a tree shortly afterward.
Jobs like this are not unusual, but Mr Emms said it was rare to find bees swarming near shops, rather up a tree or in someone's garden.
Mr Graham said his "good pal" Mr Carruthers had used his Range Rover before and done tree felling work for him, adding: "I can put him up a tree with ropes and not worry he is going to come down."
Russo also saw a black cat up a tree and figured it must be Blackie.
Denis Carbonaro has been making sculptures in the front and back garden of his Fife semi for nine-and-a-half years, including a woolly mammoth, a Spanish galleon up a tree, a spider and a shrine during Covid.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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