brushwood , also: brush AmE **

The word was before them, the fire ran through the brushwood.

Michael had thrown himself down under the brushwood at the side of the road.

They were coming through the brushwood and threatening to cut us off.

It arrived at a point five miles from the brushwood fire.

Top, whose share had been very much to his taste, would know how to find some fresh game among the brushwood.

We'll be in there by 0300, which gives us time to cut and improve the cover of the brushwood.

Hacking has left more brushwood than we can move off site.

The vegetation beyond that space might be called forest and brushwood.

There is some brushwood and a few logs in the kitchen but you must not light a fire.

Despite his age he was carrying a huge bundle of brushwood.

He was expecting it to clear up more than mere brushwood.

After perhaps an hour, we came to a section of the forest from which all the brushwood had been cleared.

Finally we pulled the boats up among the brushwood and spent the night on the bank of the river.

It was very dark where the horses forged ahead through brushwood.

He began to search the creek bed for a length of brushwood.

Brushwood under the feet of the fighters, to build up a platform.

Listen, if the ships come in sight we can set fire to this brushwood.

It would be like trying to stop lava with a barrier of brushwood.

And now he could see trees and brushwood on beyond.

Every year on his birthday, Brushwood must check in to prove he's alive.

He got brushwood between himself and his former companions.

They were piled high with brushwood and several of them carried heavy logs.

They could stop moving now, make camp here at this familiar place, build brushwood shelters.

The bodies had been hauled out and hurled into them, along with more brushwood.

Tonight, two of the piles, including the highest bridge, would be offered nothing but brushwood.