forest /forˈist/

1. A large uncultivated tract of land covered with trees and undergrowth
2. Woody ground and rough pasture
3. A royal preserve for hunting, governed by a special code called the forest law (historical)
4. Any area resembling a forest because thickly covered with tall, upright objects

1. Of, relating to, or consisting of (a) forest
2. Sylvan
3. Rustic

1. To cover with trees
2. To cover thickly with tall, upright objects

forˈestage noun

1. An ancient duty paid by foresters to the king
2. The rights of foresters

forˈestal or foresteal /fər-estˈi-əl/ adjective

forestāˈtion noun

Tree-planting on a large scale, afforestation

forˈested adjective

forˈester noun

1. A person who has charge of a forest
2. A person who has care of growing trees
3. (with cap) a member of the Ancient Order of Foresters or a similar friendly society
4. An inhabitant of a forest (obsolete)
5. A usu green diurnal woodland moth of the Zygaenidae
6. A large kangaroo (Aust)

forˈestine adjective

forˈestry noun

1. The science and art of planting, tending and managing forests
2. Forest country
3. An expanse of trees

forˈest-born adjective (Shakespeare)

Born in a forest

forˈest-bred adjective

forˈest-fly noun

A two-winged insect (Hippobosca equina) that annoys horses

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