hedgy

Adjective

hedgy (comparative hedgier or more hedgy, superlative hedgiest or most hedgy)

1. Pertaining to or like a hedge.
   • A long hedgy path led through the woodland to the house.
   • The Isle of Wight is a pocket edition of England,- an epitome, a compact gem, of all England's beauties of rolling hills, quiet valleys, emerald meadows, hedgy lanes, broken cliffs, and shaggy ocean bays.1868, James Mason Hoppin, Old England: Its Scenery, Art and People
2. Indecisive, hesitant, noncommittal, unwilling to take a side.
   • He remained hedgy until he knew exactly what was being asked of him.
   • Naturally they were curious, the businessmen and cadre and assorted visitors, who offered up cigarettes and tea before making their first hedgy attempts at conversation.2004, John Dalton, Heaven Lake: a novel, page 216