hedgy
- adjective
- They bought a house on a hedgy lane that felt secluded and peaceful.
Examples
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The hedgy path was lined with thick, green bushes, creating a serene atmosphere.
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In spring, the hedgy borders of the garden burst into colorful bloom.
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The hedgy countryside was perfect for a quiet afternoon walk.
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The garden was quite hedgy with tall green plants.
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Her hedgy backyard is perfect for privacy.
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We enjoyed a picnic in the hedgy garden, surrounded by lush greenery.
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The hedgy area near the road provided a natural barrier that made the house feel private.
Synonyms
Covered with many low bushes or thick plants
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Etymology
Hedgy comes from hedge + -y, where hedge means 'a line of bushes' and -y means 'full of'. So a hedgy place is 'full of hedges' or bordered by hedges.