Now updated for CSW19. New words, if any, and new inflections of existing words, are shown in red.
| backwoods | remote rural parts. |
| bavin | a bundle of brushwood; (verb) to tie brushwood into bundles. |
| boscage | (Fr.) thick foliage; woodland. |
| bosk | a bush, a thicket. |
| boskage | thick foliage; woodland. |
| bosket | a thicket, a plantation. |
| boskiness | the state of being bosky, wooded. |
| bosky | woody or bushy. |
| bosque | a thicket, a plantation. |
| bosquet | a thicket, a plantation. |
| braky | full of brakes; abounding with brambles. |
| bushless | free of bushes. |
| bushlot | a woodlot. |
| busky | (Shakesp.) bushy. |
| caatinga | (Tupi) in Brazil, open, low forest on white sandy soil derived from granite. |
| canebrake | a thicket of canes. |
| carr | (ON) an alder wood. |
| chaparral | (Spanish) a thicket of low evergreen oaks. |
| coppice | a thicket of small trees, bushes, shrubs, etc. esp one grown for periodical cutting; (verb) to cut such a thicket. |
| copse | a thicket of small trees, bushes, shrubs, etc. esp one grown for periodical cutting (verb) to cut such a thicket |
| copsy | characterized by copses. |
| dumose | abounding with bushes and briers. |
| dumosity | bushiness. |
| dumous | abounding with bushes and briers. |
| enforest | to turn into a forest. |
| forest | a densely wooded area; (verb) to convert into a forest. |
| forestal | of or pertaining to forests. |
| forestation | the creation of forest. |
| foresteal | of or pertaining to forests. |
| forestial | of or pertaining to forests. |
| forestine | of or like a forest. |
| forestland | land occupied by forest. |
| forestless | without a forest. |
| furzy | full of furze. |
| gapo | (Tupi) in Peru, a riverside forest periodically flooded. |
| glade | an open space in a forest. |
| glady | full of glades. |
| greenwood | a leafy wood or forest. |
| grove | a small forested area. |
| groved | having groves. |
| groveless | without groves. |
| grovy | like a grove. |
| hanger | a wood on a hillside, typically beech on chalk. |
| hedgerow | a row of bushes. |
| hedgy | like a hedge. |
| hurst | a wood or grove. |
| igapo | (Tupi) in Peru, a riverside forest periodically flooded. |
| krummholz | (Ger.) stunted forest typical of the timberline. |
| leafage | leaves, foliage. |
| leafery | leafage. |
| macchia | (Ital.) a dense growth of small trees and shrubs. |
| miombo | (Bantu) in E. Africa, an area of deciduous woodland. |
| mott | (US) a clump of trees, esp on a prairie. |
| nemoral | pertaining to or living in a grove or wood. |
| nemorous | wooded. |
| nuttery | an area of nut-trees. |
| nutwood | a wood of hazel trees. |
| oakenshaw | an oak wood. |
| osiery | an osier bed. |
| overstory | the layer of foliage in a forest canopy. |
| pinery | a grove of pines. |
| queach | (Obs.) a thicket, a dense growth of bushes. |
| queachy | forming a thicket; boggy. |
| queechy | forming a thicket; boggy. |
| salicetum | (Lat.) a thicket or plantation of willows. |
| scrog | (Dial.) a stunted bush or small tree; a broken branch. |
| scroggie | abounding in scrogs, stunted bushes or undergrowth. |
| scroggy | abounding in scrogs, stunted bushes or undergrowth. |
| scrubbily | (Adv.) SCRUBBY, like scrub. |
| scrubbiness | the state of being scrubby. |
| scrubby | like scrub. |
| selva | (Spanish) a wet forest in the Amazon basin. |
| shaugh | a thicket. |
| shelterbelt | a row of trees providing shelter from the wind. |
| shinnery | a dense growth of small trees. |
| shrubberied | having a shrubbery. |
| shrubbery | a collection of shrubs. |
| silvatic | relating to woodland. |
| spinney | a small thicket or grove with undergrowth; a clump of trees. |
| spinny | crazy, foolish (noun) a small thicket or grove with undergrowth |
| sylvatic | relating to woodland. |
| thicket | a dense growth of trees or shrubs. |
| thicketed | having thickets, densely wooded. |
| thickety | having the nature of a thicket. |
| thornhedge | a hedge of hawthorn. |
| twiggy | twiglike, full of twigs. |
| underbrush | shrubs, small trees, and the like, in a wood or forest, growing beneath large trees; (verb) to clear of underbrush. |
| underbush | underbrush, shrubs, small trees, and the like; (verb) to clear of underbrush. |
| undercovert | a covert of undergrowth. |
| undergrove | a grove of shrubs or low trees under taller ones. |
| underscrub | bushes etc. |
| undershrub | a shrub smaller than the usual shrub. |
| understorey | the smaller trees and bushes forming a lower level beneath the forest canopy. |
| understory | the smaller trees and bushes forming a lower level beneath the forest canopy. |
| underwood | small trees or shrubs, coppice-wood or brushwood, growing beneath higher timber trees. |
| unwooded | not wooded. |
| weald | a woodland. |
| wildwood | original woodland. |
| wood | the hard substance composing the trunks and branches of trees and shrubs (verb) to cover with woods or trees |
| woodless | without woods. |
| woodsy | of or pertaining to the woods or forest. |