Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A by-form of
boscage .
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- noun Alternative spelling of
boscage .
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Examples
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The last tactical innovation in the bocage was the invention of the "Culin hedgerow device."
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We had advanced some half a mile; our casualties were 122,35 killed … As long as I live that word bocage will haunt me, with memories of ruined countryside, dust, orchards, sunken lanes and the silly little shoots that were all I could find for the guns.
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We had advanced some half a mile; our casualties were 122,35 killed … As long as I live that word bocage will haunt me, with memories of ruined countryside, dust, orchards, sunken lanes and the silly little shoots that were all I could find for the guns.
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We had advanced some half a mile; our casualties were 122,35 killed … As long as I live that word bocage will haunt me, with memories of ruined countryside, dust, orchards, sunken lanes and the silly little shoots that were all I could find for the guns.
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We had advanced some half a mile; our casualties were 122,35 killed … As long as I live that word bocage will haunt me, with memories of ruined countryside, dust, orchards, sunken lanes and the silly little shoots that were all I could find for the guns.
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The bocage is a classic enclosed landscape, consisting of a mosaic of plots that are surrounded by stonewalls or hedges.
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By his reckoning, Mr Brown has led us through the Normandy bocage, but the Ardennes and the Rhine lie ahead.
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By his reckoning, Mr Brown has led us through the Normandy bocage, but the Ardennes and the Rhine lie ahead.
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Panzergrenadiers - late war 1500 pts FFA on a 6x4 bocage table
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Panzergrenadiers - late war 1500 pts FFA on a 6x4 bocage table
knitandpurl commented on the word bocage
"As the noise of the helicopter's engine faded out on the roof above them, Riggs and Macready bent down and inspected the crude catamaran hidden behind a screen of bocage under the balcony."
The Drowned World by J.G. Ballard, p 73 of the 50th anniversary edition
September 3, 2012