peachtree
/ˈpiːtʃ.tʊr/Definitions
1. noun
A deciduous tree (Prunus persica) native to China that is widely cultivated for its juicy, sweet fruit.
“The family went on a picnic under the branches of the old peachtree in the park.”
2. noun
A street or place name in the southeastern United States, especially in Atlanta, Georgia.
“The city’s historic district features a beautiful peachtree that dates back to the 19th century.”
3. proper noun
A professional American basketball team based in Atlanta, Georgia.
“The peachtree won the championship game last night.”