1. a small wood or thicket; a mass of trees or shrubs
Usage: literary

Examples

• The deer disappeared into the dense boscage at the edge of the field.
• Ancient oaks formed a protective boscage around the old manor house.
• The artist painted a romantic landscape featuring rolling hills and scattered boscage.
• Birds nested safely within the thorny boscage near the stream.
• The path wound through patches of boscage and open grassland.
• Medieval tapestries often depicted hunters pursuing game through verdant boscage.