Brushwood is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BRUSHWOOD in dictionary:

NOUN:
• loppings and broken branches; underwood or stunted wood
• undergrowth, twigs, and small branches.
• cut or broken-off tree branches and twigs
• Brush; a thicket or coppice of small trees and shrubs.
• Small branches of trees cut off.
• the wood from bushes or small branches
• a dense growth of bushes
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• wood of small branches especially when cut or broken

Words related to BRUSHWOOD

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Words that contain BRUSHWOOD

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How to use BRUSHWOOD in a sentence

• A man brought a torch and lit the brushwood on the altar.
• Holding the lamp so that it would light up the scene ahead, Dick and Tom ran through the grove of trees and then into the thicket of brushwood beyond.
• Very thick brushwood, and ground broken with rocks, like the ravines of the Atlas, are his haunts.
• I should add that the so-called roads of Baluchistan are nothing more than narrow, beaten paths, as often as not entirely obliterated by swamp or brushwood.
• The ammunition-carts were drawn up in a long line behind a hedge, while the guns themselves were buried in piles of brushwood.
• Logs and dry brushwood are disposed all round, and the whole is set fire to, and the doors closed.
• Piles of logs and brushwood were laid against the city and the fire was applied.
• Having set his men to work to accumulate a great mass of brushwood, Penda had huge piles heaped up beneath the walls.
• Satisfied on this, he was just about to give the order to mount when he heard the sound of breaking brushwood and saw an infantry officer emerge from the trees close at hand.
• In the centre of all was a very fierce fire which had been made of brushwood placed in a circle, so as to leave a clear space of twelve feet in the middle.
• One she could hear, from the breaking down of brushwood, was quite close to her.
• They had taken some of their guns on carts covered with brushwood.
• From the opposite side the view is equally delightful, the hills being crowned with trees and brushwood, an unusual sight in Ireland.
• The forest was full of fallen brushwood, as dry as tinder, and Henry helped gather it.
• So speaking, he took from his pocket the flint and steel that he had learned from the men always to carry, while Paul began to gather fallen brushwood.
• A fire of brushwood and dried seaweed was lighted, and Neb prepared the breakfast of cold meat, to which he added some cups of Oswego tea.
• They tried to turn, but before they could make any progress felt the brushwood sinking rapidly.
• They were in a mass of brushwood, and this brushwood seemed to be floating on the water.
• Down went the animal, but struggled up a moment later and tried to leap into the brushwood where Shep was concealed.
• They were commonly made by piling brushwood, broom, and ferns about a tall tree, which was decorated with a crown of moss and sometimes with flowers.
• The sparks were allowed to fall on tinder and fanned into a flame, with which the dry brushwood was kindled.
• At that time Stamford Hill was crowned with a grove of trees, and its eastern declivity was overgrown with brushwood.
• The fire beside me had sunk down, and only charred beams of timber glowing at the central ends and mixed with a grey ash of brushwood remained.
• He laid some brushwood on the floor, spread over it the soft, shaggy skin of a wild goat, and bade Odysseus be seated.
• She looked around, and down into the depth below, but she could see nothing but trees and brushwood.

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