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Meanings of woodsy in English

Abounding in trees.

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Usage of woodsy in English
1
The air was sweet with the wild woodsy smell of the forest.
Lucy Maud Montgomery Short Stories, 1909 to 1922
2
The other was more weathered, with oversized ears and a woodsy cologne.
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3
The Ship Island region was as woodsy and tenantless as ever.
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4
It was late, and there was a deep woodsy stillness everywhere.
The Entire Project Gutenberg Works of Mark Twain
5
It smelled like Gareth, clean and woodsy, with just a hint of tobacco.
Faith
6
Shiitake mushrooms have an earthy, woodsy aroma that's enhanced by grilling.
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7
He smelled delicious, clean and woodsy, with a faint, musky tang.
Moonburn
8
Then you'll be glad to drift back to this woodsy hiding-place of ours.
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9
He followed her instructions, allowing the woodsy, sweet-sour smoke to enter his lungs.
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10
The woodsy odours in a maze of myrrh and musk:
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11
They must be lonely in the woodsy graves, she says.
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12
The particulars were indistinct, except that the building seemed more woodsy than the house.
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13
He entered, filling the dusty room with the woodsy scent that clung to him.
Fragile Eternity
14
There's a woodsy place behind the house that's just lovely.
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15
The air had that fresh, woodsy smell and it felt about twenty degrees cooler.
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16
It is woodsy, and savors of the trees; it is an encampment among the maples.
In the Catskills: Selections from the Writings of John Burroughs
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