IPA: /ˈbɒs.kɪdʒ/
KK: /ˈbɒskeɪdʒ/
A dense area filled with trees and bushes, often forming a thicket.
The deer hid in the boscage to avoid being seen.
Boscage → It originates from Old French *boscage*, meaning a thicket or grove of trees. The word refers to a dense growth of trees and shrubs, often used to describe a natural area filled with foliage.
Imagine a dense area filled with trees and shrubs, which helps you remember that 'boscage' refers to a thicket or grove.