woodsy

Definitions

Examples

• Hall plays Beth, a recently widowed teacher living somewhere in woodsy upstate New York.

• The old woodsy village of Big Sur is here, with its general store and classic digs, and it all feels as wild and rugged as the coast itself.

• Every year, an army of friendly, woodsy-looking salespeople, many from Quebec, sell live Christmas trees on New York City sidewalks.

• For a washed-rind variety, the nutty, buttery, woodsy, animally tastes are a result of this intricate chemical process.

• Like a scorching hot August breeze the magic, woodsy fragrance crinkled through his nostrils.

• It suggested something quite as pleasing as the liveliest bird-song, and was if anything more woodsy and wild.

• They were so spicy, so woodsy, so redolent of a fine sweetness that had no cloying element in it.

• In front of this woodsy background were the white tops of the wagons.

• He was a bronze Apollo, with the air of freedom that is native to mountaineers and woodsy folks.