hedgelike
hedgelike adjective: resembling a hedge.
Adjective
hedgelike (comparative more hedgelike, superlative most hedgelike)
- Resembling a hedge.
- Except for the lanterns at the serving tables, dimly to be seen through a dense hedgelike growth of Kalmia latifolia, there were no other lights...1912, Gouverneur Morris, It, and Other Stories
- And suddenly he found himself pushing head foremost into a hedgelike thicket of brush and stopped weakly. "One of those damn islands," mumbled Higgins.1920, Henry Oyen, The Plunderer
Forms of hedgelike
| comparative | more hedgelike |
|---|---|
| superlative | most hedgelike |
Origin of hedgelike
From hedge + -like.
Questions about hedgelike
- What does hedgelike mean?
- Hedgelike means resembling a hedge.
- What part of speech is hedgelike?
- Hedgelike is an adjective.
Words near hedgelike in the dictionary
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