Words and phrases that have a meaning related to thicket: (146 results)
Often used in the same context:
minefield, underbrush, morass, bramble, tangle, undergrowth, maze, briars, labyrinth, bramble bush, murk, wade, hedgerow, bog, blackberry bush, swamp, quagmire, sawgrass, copse, bushes, woods, briers, muddle, miasma, popple, muck, weeds, meadow, deadfall, jungle, brushy, complexities, cobweb, shrubbery, bushwhack, slog, byzantine, sword fern, quicksand, red osier dogwood, legalese, scotch broom, gantlet, multiflora rose, netherworld, arundo donax, cattails, juniper bush, knolls, grove, wend, profusion, mire, buttonbush, abysses, minutiae, greasewood, timberline, mounds, scrub oak, piney, maw, empyrean, meandering, yonder, jumble, red tape, arras, canebrake, brier patch, tiptoe, maelstrom, burrow, jargon, penumbras, phalanxes, spatterdock, salal, buttonwood, slough, plod, rugosa rose, headlong, sumacs, passel, mossy, bafflegab, mulberry tree, cornfield, murkiness, interstices, palmetto, ligustrum, entanglements, brushwood, posthole, rills, mists, blackthorn, mopane, privet hedge, camphor tree, thickets, ravine, copses, coppice, forest, clump, bush, hedge, mountain, woodland, haystack, underwood, blistered, bosky, dark, darker, desert, drier, dryest, ferny, fire, grassy, greener, pathless, rough, roughened, sappy, seamy, sedgy, shadiest
Appears in the definition of:
crampbark, cranberry tree, diplopterygium, european cranberrybush, european cranberry bush, fearsomely, genus diplopterygium, guelder rose, viburnum opulus
More general:
flora, vegetation
Synonyms:
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— Adjectives for thicket: dense, impenetrable, tangled, little, small, political, dark, nearby, thorny, neighbouring, laurel, more...
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