Verb:

(சில வகை ஆடு, எருது போன்ற) கொம்புகள் அற்ற விலங்கு,

pollard's Usage Examples:

pollarded willows, also sourced by Crocus, provide a fitting backdrop.

dotted with windmills and cattle, and slashed by the regular lines of the drainage canals, bordered with pollarded willows.

Many of its known host trees are old oak pollards.

The work restored two old willow pollards and created three new pollards.

The reserve's woodland is predominantly oak - many of which are magnificent old pollards - with some areas dominated by beech.

Their ages range from 300 to 1,000 years and include many pollards, remnants of former grazing regimes.

Other species can be less massive, such as old hornbeam pollards, field maples or holly.

pollarded oaks, are badger sets marked by sandy entrances.

sucker growth and the young growth of pollarded planes is often affected.

pollarding of young trees.

The work has proved unpopular with some as pollarding, when trees are cut right back, tho necessary, can appear very drastic.

It most affects lush new growth and sucker growth and the young growth of pollarded planes is often affected.

pollarding trees, which is like coppicing above head height, poles could be produced out of reach of grazing animals.

Synonyms:

clip, trim, lop, crop, prune, cut back, snip, poll, dress,

Antonyms:

deflate, increase, thicken, unbalance, fat,