Meanings of tangled thicket in English

It is this kind of tangled thicket that is called a mâquis.

There was a tangled thicket of masts at the piers.

Ora trudges off the trail and into a tangled thicket.

We are living in a tangled thicket of wood.

Over many a rugged way, through many a tangled thicket, through valleys and over hills.

Then it was that Keen rose up from a tangled thicket a score of feet away.

Her eyes settled upon a thorny tangled thicket holding blackish berries hanging from a white stem.

But a voice from quite other lips came over the rising background of scrub and tangled thicket.

Through the tangled thicket of his ordinary mind there shone this passion of an uncommon loveliness and splendour.

It was only a little stretch of woodland, where the neglected underbrush had grown into a tangled thicket.

The shore on this side of the lake was a tangled thicket; the opposite shore rose in a gentle slope to fields of sun-dried grain.

This creek and the rough ground and tangled thicket on its banks was in easy range of grape, canister, and musketry from the rebel line.

Their way led through a tangled thicket, across a log bridge, and up a steep hillside abloom from base to summit with early spring flowers.

Dryden's sound sense, afterwards so conspicuous, shows itself even in these pieces, when we can get at it through the tangled thicket of tropical phrase.

He plunged into the tangled thickets of the swamp.

Through cane-brakes and tangled thickets, over cliffs and precipices, and pathless mountains, he made his solitary way.