verb
- to clear a path through dense vegetation or wilderness
- to travel through rough or pathless terrain
- to attack suddenly from a hidden position
Usage: informal
Examples
- The explorers had to bushwhack through thick jungle to reach the river.
- We bushwhacked our way up the steep mountainside.
- The hiking trail ended, so we decided to bushwhack to the summit.
- They spent hours bushwhacking through the dense forest.
- The bandits would bushwhack travelers on the remote mountain road.
- After leaving the marked trail, we bushwhacked through heavy brush.
- The soldiers were trained to bushwhack enemy patrols.