bushy in Latin
bushy in Latin is fruticosus — bushy means growing in thick, dense clumps, like the branches of a bush.
bushy in Latin
fruticosus
Like a bush in having many branches that spread out densely in all directions.
What does "bushy" mean?
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adjective Growing in thick, dense clumps, like the branches of a bush.
"He has bushy eyebrows that almost meet in the middle."
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bushy in a sentence
- He has bushy eyebrows that almost meet in the middle.
- The squirrel flicked its bushy tail as it climbed the fence.
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What is "bushy" in Latin?
"bushy" in Latin is fruticosus. bushy means: Growing in thick, dense clumps, like the branches of a bush.
How do you use "bushy" in a sentence?
Example: "He has bushy eyebrows that almost meet in the middle." In Latin, "bushy" is fruticosus.
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