1. comparative form of gorsy; more covered with or resembling gorse (a spiny shrub with yellow flowers)
Usage: chiefly British; botanical/descriptive

Examples

• The hillside became gorsier as we climbed higher into the moorland.
• This patch of land is gorsier than the meadow below it.
• The gorsier areas of the heath are difficult to walk through.
• After the dry summer, the common looked even gorsier and more golden.