Covered with or abundant in foliage or vegetation; verdant; (of a tree) in leaf. Also in extended use.

spec. (a) (Of country, †a road, etc.) difficult to travel, rugged; (b) thickly covered with undergrowth or trees.

Green with vegetation; characterized by abundance of verdure.

Covered, planted, or overgrown with shrubs.

transferred. Of the earth, a hillside, etc.: Covered with a rough, tangled growth. Also of a comet: ‘Hairy’.

Having or adorned with a tuft or tufts. Adorned with tufts or clumps of trees or bushes.

Full of or abounding in tufts; covered or adorned with tufts. Covered with tufts or clumps of trees. rare.

Thickly clothed with some vegetative growth. Now only in combination, as brake-covered, moss-covered, weed-covered.

literal. Covered, hidden; roofed over; overgrown; sheltered. Now rare.

Of places, etc.: Covered or clothed with verdure; displaying a rich (green) vegetation.

transferred. Of a hillside, etc.: Covered with scrub, trees, or some rough or shaggy growth.

Chiefly poetic. Of the ground: covered with a dense growth of vegetation.

Productive of or covered with vegetation. Obsolete.

Covered or overgrown with scrub. With qualifying adverb, as densely-or heavily-scrubbed. Australian and New Zealand except as scrubbed over.

Budding or blossoming; hence, that grows vigorously or luxuriantly. Of a landscape: Verdant.