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61shady — adjective 1) a shady garden Syn: shaded, shadowy, dim, dark; sheltered, screened, shrouded; leafy; literary bosky, tenebrous Ant: bright, sunlit 2) informal shady deals …
62leafy — adj 1. leafed, leaved, A rchaic. leavy; green, verdant, arborescent, arboreal, U.S. Inf. woodsy, U.S. Inf. woody, wooded; bosky, Brit. copsy, bucolic. 2. leaflike, foliaceous, laminate, in strips, in sheets, flaky, scaling, sliced …
63shady — adj 1. bowery, bosky, arbory; shaded, arbored. 2. dark, umbrageous, umbral, penumbral, obum brate, Archaic. caliginous. 3. shadowy. See shadowy(defs. 1, 2). 4.Informal. of dubious character, disreputable, discreditable, dishonorable; dishonest,… …
64sylvan — adj 1. woody, woodsy, bosky, forested, arboreous; forestal, forestial, forestlike; shady, shaded, umbrageous, bowery, leafy; treelike, arboreal, arborescent; rustic, bucolic, scenic; wild, uncultivated. n 2. rustic, peasant, provincial,… …
65wooded — adj forested, timbered; sylvan, arboreous, woodsy, bosky …
66boscage — /ˈbɒskɪdʒ/ (say boskij) noun a mass of growing trees or shrubs; woods, groves, or thickets. Also, boskage. {Middle English, from Old French, from bosc, of Germanic origin. See bosky} …
67green — [adj1] young, new, blooming bosky, budding, burgeoning, callow, developing, flourishing, foliate, fresh, grassy, growing, half formed, immature, infant, juvenile, leafy, lush, maturing, pliable, puerile, pullulating, raw, recent, sprouting,… …
68shady — [adj1] dark, covered adumbral, bosky, cloudy, cool, dim, dusky, indistinct, leafy, out of the sun*, screened, shaded, shadowed, shadowy, sheltered, umbrageous, umbrous, under a cloud, vague; concepts 485,617 Ant. bright, light, open shady [adj2]… …
69bush — [13] Bush comes ultimately from a prehistoric Germanic *busk , which also produced German busch ‘bush’. There is no actual record of the word in Old English, but it probably existed as *bysc. The Germanic base was also borrowed into the Romance… …
70bosk — noun a small wooded area • Derivationally related forms: ↑bosky • Hypernyms: ↑forest, ↑wood, ↑woods …
