Brushy is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BRUSHY in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• resembling a brush; shaggy
• covered in or consisting of brushwood
• displaying bold use of the brush in painting
• like a brush
• Resembling a brush; shaggy; rough.
• covered with or consisting of bushes or thickets
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• shaggy; rough

Words related to BRUSHY

brushier13 brushiest14

How to use BRUSHY in a sentence

• Though comparatively young, they were about 100 feet high, and their lithe, brushy tops were rocking and swirling in wild ecstasy.
• This brushy, berry-bearing region used to be a deer and bear pasture, but since the disturbances of the gold period these fine animals have almost wholly disappeared.
• Great numbers of deer also delight to dwell in the brushy portions of the bee-pastures.
• Louis, over an elevated brushy plain, in which the soil assumed a decidedly fertile aspect.
• The Rancho Palomar stretched ten miles to the south and it would be a strange coincidence if, in that stretch of rolling, brushy country, a human being should cross his path.
• Ten strokes of the blade drove him out of sight around the first brushy bend upstream.
• There they lay overnight on a jutting sandbar where the mosquitoes plagued them less than on the brushy shore.
• On the farther side the brushy edge of the woods gave on the open meadow around which the Lone Moose villagers had built their cabins.
• Sometimes he varied this by long solitary tramps through the woods along the brushy bank of Lone Moose Creek.
• Across a wide meadow he could see a brushy old pasture and back of that some thick woods.
• He bounded lightly across the meadow and up into the brushy pasture where the hunter had been hidden.
• In this manner we moved down the brushy slope to the camp.
• They plodded up the brushy slope in silence for several minutes.
• From a shore of beach, with short rocky points at intervals, the land rose gradually to a considerable height, the aspect of which was barren and brushy, and the soil sandy.
• The country through which they had passed was low, swampy, and brushy, and in the latter part of the way somewhat uneven.
• They were penned as well as protected there in that rocky, brushy neck.
• His account of the surrounding country was equally unfavourable, for he stated that it was very brushy, and without good grass.
• They were grassy, brushy, rocky, but it was their steepness that made them so hard to travel.
• Before night I started two deer in a brushy place, and they leaped high over the oak bushes in the most affrighted way.
• They had evidently followed us and passed down the same brushy canon while we having taken a circuitous route to the north, had gone around there.
• The brushy hills would be terrible to cross with a load of meat, and by the way the ground lay I concluded our camp was on this same creek farther down.
• The hills were thinly timbered on the left side but quite brushy on the right, and we could see the track of cattle in the sand.
• The brushy canon we have just described is now occupied by the Southern Pacific Railroad, and the steep and narrow ridge pierced by a tunnel, through which the trains pass.
• As they passed on down this canon they found it very brushy and on the dry leaves under the wide-spreading trees they saw signs of bear and perhaps other animals.
• Here we rested an hour or two and then began climbing the brushy mountain side.
• The country opposite the ford was broken and brushy, the trail was five or six hours old, and, fearing an ambush, the drover refused to follow them farther.
• Across bare rock patches, through brushy growths and among dense stands of young trees, the two boys forced their way, ever ascending, ever working upward toward the summit.
• We started back to him, partly wading and partly swimming, while from both sides of the river men were swimming their horses for the brushy island.
• Manzanita was the closest, and that was brushy stuff.

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