frith

frith synonyms

firth compare frith and firth
gulf compare frith and gulf
sound compare frith and sound
estuary compare frith and estuary
creek compare frith and creek
bight compare frith and bight
bay compare frith and bay
undergrowth compare frith and undergrowth
vegetation compare frith and vegetation
jungle compare frith and jungle
rone compare frith and rone
underwood compare frith and underwood
ria compare frith and ria
ground cover compare frith and ground cover
voe compare frith and voe
inlet compare frith and inlet
shrubbery compare frith and shrubbery
underbrush compare frith and underbrush
scrub compare frith and scrub
shin-tangle compare frith and shin-tangle
underbush compare frith and underbush
thicket compare frith and thicket
plants compare frith and plants
greenery compare frith and greenery
underscrub compare frith and underscrub
herbage compare frith and herbage
verdure compare frith and verdure
brush compare frith and brush
covert compare frith and covert
copse compare frith and copse
cove compare frith and cove
copsewood compare frith and copsewood
bushes compare frith and bushes
fleet compare frith and fleet
arm of the sea compare frith and arm of the sea
fjord compare frith and fjord
brushwood compare frith and brushwood
armlet compare frith and armlet
coppice compare frith and coppice
cover compare frith and cover
peace compare frith and peace
hole compare frith and hole
retreat compare frith and retreat
harbor compare frith and harbor
lagoon compare frith and lagoon
slough compare frith and slough
nook compare frith and nook
tidal inlet compare frith and tidal inlet
wood compare frith and wood
weeds compare frith and weeds

frith definitions

noun

  • Brushwood or undergrowth, sometimes in the form of a hedge. 

  • A forest or wood; woodland generally. 

  • Land with mostly undergrowth and few trees; also, land in between forests or woods; pastureland which is not in use. 

  • A hedge, especially one made from brushwood which has been wattled; also, a movable frame made from wattled branches, a hurdle.