clothes tree


noun
  1. an upright pole with hooks near the top for hanging coats, hats, etc.

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How to use clothes tree in a sentence

  • He got out of the chair and went to the clothes tree to put on his coat.

    The Trouble with Telstar | John Berryman
  • The clothes tree had been moved from in front of the hall door.

    Ghost Beyond the Gate | Mildred A. Wirt
  • Usually the door was locked and a clothes tree stood in front of it.

    Ghost Beyond the Gate | Mildred A. Wirt
  • He took his coat off again, hung it on the clothes tree, came back to his desk and got on the phone.

    The Trouble with Telstar | John Berryman
  • Then he ran to a corner where stood a clothes tree, which had contained some of his athletic outfit.

    The Rover Boys Under Canvas | Arthur M. Winfield