IPA: //bɒsk//
KK: /bɔsk/
A small area covered with trees and bushes.
The deer often hide in the bosk to escape from predators.
Bosk → The word 'bosk' originates from Middle English 'boske', which comes from Old French 'bosquet', meaning a small wood or grove. It refers to a thicket or a small area densely covered with trees or shrubs.
Imagine a small area filled with trees or shrubs, which is what 'bosk' means. This helps you remember that a bosk is a dense thicket or grove.