adj
bosky
Bosky (adj) means Covered with a lot of bushes, shrubs or trees.
adj
1
Covered with a lot of bushes, shrubs or trees.
"We rambled around wet fields and bosky paths that smelled of jasmine."
— Lauren Collins, What Women Want (2018)
2
Produced or brought about by trees or shrubs.
3
Thick and shaggy, standing up stiffly.
4
(informal) Drunk.
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Etymology
Formed from bosk and -y.
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What is the meaning of bosky?
"bosky" (adj) means covered with a lot of bushes, shrubs or trees.
What is another word for bosky?
Other words for "bosky" include lush, brushy, verdurous, verdant, binned, besotted.
What is the opposite of bosky?
The opposite of "bosky" is sober.
What are the different meanings of bosky?
"bosky" has 3 main meanings: 1. Covered with a lot of bushes, shrubs or trees; 2. Produced or brought about by trees or shrubs; 3. Thick and shaggy, standing up stiffly.
