IPA: /ˈfɜr.zi/
KK: /fɜrzi/
Relating to or covered with furze, a type of spiny shrub.
The landscape was dotted with furzy patches, making it difficult to walk through.
The word 'furzy' originates from Old English 'fyrse', meaning 'furze' or 'gorse', which refers to a type of spiny shrub. The suffix '-y' indicates a characteristic or quality. Therefore, 'furzy' describes something that is characteristic of or resembling furze, often referring to a landscape covered with this shrub.
Imagine a landscape filled with spiny shrubs ('furze') — that's what 'furzy' means, something that resembles or is covered with furze.