- A
forest is an
ecosystem characterized by a
dense community of trees.
Hundreds of
definitions of
forest are used
throughout the world,
incorporating factors...
-
Shatterspaces to
retrieve the
shards before the
council can,
including the
Boscage Maze, a
jungle world with
feral versions of his friends; the No Place,...
- valley.
Bocage is a
Norman word that
comes from the Old
Norman boscage (Anglo-Norman
boscage, Old
French boschage), from the Old
French root bosc ("wood")...
- (song), the
fourth track on the
Dying to Live
album Gnarly Knuckles, the
Boscage Maze
counterpart of
Knuckles from
Sonic Prime Gnarly Barley Brewing Company...
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forests as well as
timbered canyonland,
hilly riverine woods, dry open
boscage and scrub,
humid forests, and
overgrown marshes. They may
forage over ranches...
- (Old
English fyrhþ) PGmc *skagjan wood (a wood) holt weald/wold bush,
boscage grove brush thicket frith shaw
forest copse,
coppice M.L. *foresta, partially...
- (born 1981), Thai
former tennis player and
sports anchor Prim Rouge, the
Boscage Maze
counterpart of
Rouge from
Sonic Prime Prim (surname) This page or...
-
tombay sur les modernes, et je me
souviens que je me
promenay seul dans un
boscage aupres de Leipzig, appellé le Rosendal, à l’âge de 15 ans, pour delibérer...
- bobiné
bobineur bobineuse bobinage bobosse bocage "thicket, grove" ( < OFr
boscage < L boscati**** < L bos****, bus**** "bush, wood" < Gmc *buskaz)
bocager bocagère...
-
parish and Plumpton's
manorial outliers to the
north (known as 'Plumpton
Boscage') had huge
amounts of
common land. By 1596, 240
acres (97 ha) of Plumpton...
