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- DictionaryBush·y/ˈbo͝oSHē/
adjective
- 1. growing thickly into or so as to resemble a bush: "a dense, bushy plant"
- 2. covered with bush or bushes: "bushy desert areas"
The meaning of BUSHY is full of or overgrown with bushes. How to use bushy in a sentence.
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Bushy means thick or full, especially of hair or fur. Learn how to use this adjective with definitions, synonyms, translations and examples from the Cambridge Dictionary.
Bushy means resembling a bush, thick and shaggy, or full of or overgrown with bushes. It can also be a noun for a person who lives in the bush or a member of a bush fire brigade. See how to use bushy in a sentence and find synonyms.
Bushy things have the rounded shape and thick texture of a bush. You could describe your grandfather as having thick gray hair and bushy black eyebrows. You can use the adjective bushy to describe all kinds of things — you might wake up with your curly hair looking quite bushy, or adopt a particularly bushy old cat from the animal shelter.
It grows into a bushy plant, with soft leaves. Definition of bushy adjective in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
Bushy means thick and shaggy, or resembling a bush in being branched and spreading. Find synonyms, antonyms, translations and usage examples of bushy in different contexts.
bushy in British English. or bushie (ˈbʊʃɪ ) noun Word forms: plural bushies Australian informal. 1. a person who lives in the bush. 2. an unsophisticated uncouth person. 3. a member of a bush fire brigade.
