shrubberied
shrubberied adjective: having a shrubbery.
Adjective
shrubberied (not comparable)
- Having a shrubbery.
- Most of them were the children of rich parents, but on the whole they were the un-aristocratic rich, the sort of people who live in huge shrubberied houses in Bournemouth or Richmond, and who have cars and butlers but not country estates.c. 1948, George Orwell, Such, Such Were the Joys
Origin of shrubberied
From shrubbery + -ed.
Questions about shrubberied
- What does shrubberied mean?
- Shrubberied means having a shrubbery.
- What part of speech is shrubberied?
- Shrubberied is an adjective.
Words near shrubberied in the dictionary
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