Quail whistled to their young from the
thicketed hillside behind the house.
Della Valle says, "There are long and regular queues of
thicketed trees inside the gardens and outside them in the street, which their harmony is unique.
Yet a little gilding is unavoidable: Vanitas, Rough offers up page after page of complex, inventive poems
thicketed with vivid words and lucid turns of phrase.
When racing through the narrow,
thicketed roads at the Team O'Neil Rally School, the last thing most drivers expect to see blocking the path is a baby's car seat.
Thicketed with colored bulbs, its chipped paintwork and slight dilapidation conveys the aura of slightly seedy seaside entertainment.
Killdeer and red-winged blackbirds thrive along the densely
thicketed edges of lakes and small ponds where beaver busily harvest trees to build lodges and dams.
Mvuu means hippo in the local Chichewa language and the park is
thicketed in them.
And, firms in "
thicketed" markets are less likely to go public.
Kennedy, her rictal grimace, inky eyes, and
thicketed eyebrows summoning, eight times over--melancholics repeat, obsessively--a dolor that also pervades the four self-portraits of Jack punctuating the paintings of Jackie.
But now it was December, unseasonably warm, and all that was left was a low
thicketed blanket of brambles and the endless fingering of the dense, straight trees.