Phrases with «thick undergrowth»

The phrase "thick undergrowth" refers to a dense and tangled mass of plants, shrubs, or vegetation that makes it difficult to see or move through an area. Full definition

Sentences with «thick undergrowth»

  • Ecologist Linda Geiser works her way through thick undergrowth on the steep hills of the Bull Run Watershed just outside of Portland, Ore.. (sciencenews.org)
  • The Grand Basset was bred to accommodate low - lying, thick undergrowth during hunting in the countryside. (bil-jac.com)
  • Moving through thick undergrowth and in burrows is one of the things rabbits do in the wild to keep safe and they are comfortable crawling into tight spaces. (bunnyproof.com)
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