overgrowth

There was no need for her to step into the overgrowth.

It was possible the senator had plans to meet someone, back in the dark overgrowth where no one would see.

The foundation can no longer be seen from the road due to overgrowth.

I noticed a lot of overgrowth in the valley on the right.

He had to pull the door hard toward him through the thick overgrowth.

The overgrowth of population has even created severe water problem in this area.

Look at the state of the garden - the weeds - the overgrowth.

They crawled to the top of the slope and started into the overgrowth.

The small sidewalks between homes had/have deep green overgrowth, which added to the name.

A back gate to the church was only recently uncovered under much overgrowth.

I saw one bass feeding right at the edge of the overgrowth.

An overgrowth of fungi, however, can be serious and requires treatment.

As we continued into the canal, the overgrowth became thicker.

One day the three set about burning away the overgrowth and thorns.

Someone had been startled in the overgrowth; something perhaps.

It is not known whether early overgrowth occurs in all autistic children.

Bacterial overgrowth is usually treated with a course of antibiotics.

There they'd gone behind a clutch of overgrowth to find a way to climb the rocks.

In the jungle-like overgrowth a visitor can see only 10 or 20 feet.

There are still said to be a small number of gravestones hidden in the overgrowth.

The diagnosis of bacterial overgrowth can be made by physicians in various ways.

He bent with some effort and scooped up a handful of overgrowth.

There was a small, low mound, hardly noticeable under the overgrowth, but she had known where to find it.

It has also been used to treat small intestinal bacterial overgrowth.

The unhappy result: an overgrowth of germs on your brush.