Bosky
/ˈbɒs.ki/noun
Covered with or abundant in bushes or shrubs.
Did you know?Bosky is tied to the same root as bush, ultimately from a Proto-Germanic word for a thicket, so the word itself carries the feeling of something tangled and half-hidden.
Etymological Timeline
Proto-Germanic
PGmc
*busk- / *buskaz
“Thicket, bush, or shrub”
Old English
OE
bysc
“Bush, shrub, or thicket”
Middle English
ME
bosky
“Full of bushes; overgrown with shrubs”
16th Century
English
bosky
“Covered with bushes or undergrowth”
Modern English
English
bosky
“Covered with or abundant in bushes or shrubs”