sugarbush
- noun
- /ˈʃʊɡərˌbʌʃ/
- US
- Volunteers helped tap the trees in the sugarbush before the festival began.
- sugarbush maple
- sugarbush syrup
Examples
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Many sugarbushes are located in Vermont.
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The sugarbush was filled with tall, healthy maple trees, ready to be tapped for syrup production.
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Every spring, families visit the sugarbush to see how maple syrup is made.
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The old sugarbush on their property has produced syrup for generations.
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The sugarbush is thriving this year.
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During the spring, many families visit the sugarbush to collect sap for making maple syrup.
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At the sugarbush, visitors learned about the traditional techniques used to harvest sap from sugar maples.
Synonyms
An area where trees are planted in rows to form a small wood
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Etymology
Sugarbush is a clear compound of sugar and bush and names a group of sugar maple trees where people collect the sweet sap to make maple syrup. So a sugarbush is literally a place of trees that give 'sugar' for syrup.