Thicket is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for THICKET in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a dense growth of trees or shrubs
• a dense group of bushes or trees
• dense growth of small trees
• a dense growth of bushes
ADJECTIVE:
• A wood or a collection of trees, shrubs, etc., closely set; as, a ram caught in a thicket.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a dense growth of shrubs or small trees

Words related to THICKET

queach20 thickets17 thickety20

Words that contain THICKET

thickets17 thickety20 thicketed19 thicketier19 thicketiest20

How to use THICKET in a sentence

• The host was so great that some marched on the very edge of our thicket.
• Then from a high place he saw something which sent us both crawling into the thicket.
• Mary borrowed his hunting knife and disappeared into the thicket.
• With a sudden instinct of self-preservation I rolled down a little declivity on the edge of which I had fallen, and staggering to my feet, plunged into a thicket and fled.
• Like a snake Duane crawled into a little space in the darkest part of the thicket and lay still.
• At times, we had to work our way laboriously through the thicket, and then again we would find narrow paths, by which we pursued our journey with greater ease.
• They entered into a little thicket, and passed through it by a narrow path.
• It may well be believed that he went through the thicket too fast to allow any grass to grow under his feet.
• He noticed with pleasure that he no longer tried to pass behind a thicket nor into one when he met poor wood-gatherers bent under their heavy loads.
• Up before the edge of this natural shelf on which the hut stood appeared the tops of a thicket of pine trees that grew on the mountain side fifty feet below.
• We gained the thicket, where the dog was awaiting us.
• We therefore hauled up the superfluous one into a thicket of brush where we secured her against being swept away by the high tide.
• The way was difficult, and he had to cut a passage with his sword through the dense thicket that separated him from the singer.
• The white stems of birches are conspicuous in the forest thicket.
• York was at the left, beyond the edge of the thicket.
• But suddenly he heard, from a thicket a cry, and, forgetting his own sorrow, he ran to the place.
• Within a few yards of the thicket through which wavered the yellow gleam she halted, smitten with a sudden panic.
• The quarry was cunning and delayed the pack at every thicket or large body of timber encountered.
• The sounds of the troops marching on the road reached me in the thicket.
• A ravine led down into this long park and the mouth of it held a thicket of small pines.
• After that I heard him crashing through thicket and brush.
• About half-past two we reached the railroad, and finding a close thicket of spruce on the other side, we went in and tried to make Bromley comfortable.
• Lew got up and by putting more wood on the fire lighted up the interior of the thicket brightly.
• There was a soft pecking in the thicket, not twenty paces from him.
• Then, filled with needless alarm, he crawled out into a thicket and hid himself.
• The second man lay far on the outskirts of the field, hidden by a thicket of hazel bushes.
• Indeed, when a young fox came cautiously out of the thicket, and glanced about, Florio approached near enough to touch his bushy tail.
• He went aside then out of the road to find a hazel thicket, and by the special guidance of God found one with a may-tree beside it.

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