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thicketed

/θˈɪkɪɾᵻd/ adj

Having thickets.

Word Origin From 'thicket', a dense growth of shrubs, from 'thick' + the diminutive suffix -et (like in 'pocket' — a small poke). So thicketed means 'furnished with little dense patches'. The root 'thick' from Old English 'þicce' is related to 'tight' and 'thigh' (thick part of leg).

adj Having thickets.

The thicketed area was difficult to traverse without a machete.

(形容词) 灌木丛生的；荆棘丛生的

那片灌木丛生的区域没有砍刀很难穿行。

(adjetivo) Que tiene matorrales.

El área llena de matorrales era difícil de atravesar sin un machete.

(adjectif) broussailleux; buissonneux; couvert de fourrés [Couvert de fourrés ou de buissons denses et touffus.]

La zone thicketed était difficile à traverser sans machette.

(Adjektiv) dickichtreich; mit Dickicht bewachsen [Mit dichtem Gestrüpp oder Unterholz bewachsen; von Dickichten durchsetzt.]

Das **thicketed** Gelände war ohne Machete kaum zu durchqueren.

(形容詞) 茂み（thicket）に覆われた、低木が密集した

茂みに覆われた地域は machete なしでは進むのが難しかった。

(adjetivo) com matagal; cheio de matagal; mato [Que possui matagais.]

A área cheia de matagais era difícil de atravessar sem um facão.

Synonyms: bushy scrubby overgrown wooded tangled Antonyms: clear open bare treeless
Word parts: thick + et + ed

Related words

thick thicken thickness thickly thickening

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