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A tree whose wood is very hard to chop. A wangtree is left standing and the axeman finds a tree that's less work. Hard wood, hickory or osage orange or sometimes a snag (a dead tree) that's dried hard and tough without rotting. The wood can used as a maul or a tool handle, but for most use, especially firewood, it is too hard to chop and not work the effort. The name may come from the sound and the scare when the axe wangs off the wood or it may come from the use of such wood as a maul, to wang on a gate post or remove a wheel.
I falled a pine and had him fall a wangtree, it about killed him.
wangtree by Backwoods April 30, 2007
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A gay party in which men stack their wangs on top of each other, to form a decorative tree shape
"That was a great wangtree back there budday"
Wangtree by SamuraiXmas March 11, 2005
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A large tree-like structure formed from stacking several penises (usually three to four) on top of each other.
Melody took the whole wangtree last night without flinching. I'm not sure she even knew it was there.
Wangtree by SpaceGoats September 22, 2005

Wongtree 

An alias who is secretly known as Simon Wong. He resides in the area South Strathfield and moves from house to house due to living a nomadic life. He is of skinny physique and looks like a pretty girl. Sometimes mistaken for his beautiful sister, (name cannot be shown for various reasons).
Hey Wongtree come pick me up.
Wongtree by Jim Raynor Dian Wei July 28, 2010
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