Definitions

1. noun

A type of rugged, woody stem or branch on a tree, especially one that is dead or diseased, often having a rough, scaly texture.

“The forester had to navigate through thickets of burrbark to reach the heart of the forest.”

2. verb

To cover or encrust with a rough, scaly texture, as if with burrbark.

“The tree bark burrbarked in response to the harsh winter conditions.”