Meanings
adjectiveforestish (comparative more forestish, superlative most forestish)
comparative more forestish · superlative most forestish
- archaicnonce wordCharacteristic of a forest.
The country near this place begins to look forestish. Cottages, as usual, neat, and overgrown with roses and honeysuckle, though ever so poor; a bit of lawn and gravel-walk to the door, in imitation of gentlemen's cottages.
1815, Louis Simond, Journal of a Tour and Residence in Great Britain
Origin
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