1. A thicket or dense growth of bushes and small trees; woodland or shrubbery.
Usage: archaic or literary

Examples

• The deer disappeared into the boskage at the edge of the meadow.
• A narrow path wound through the boskage toward the old cottage.
• The boskage provided shelter for countless birds and small animals.
• Hunters moved cautiously through the dense boskage in search of game.
• The landscape was dotted with patches of boskage separated by cultivated fields.