forest
a forest with trees growing very close together
a forest with a lot of trees and undergrowth
often written as one word: rainforest
a forest owned and managed by the national government
a forest with little light, often perceived as mysterious or dangerous
a forest in a hot, humid region near the equator
a forest where pine trees are dominant
a forest with many old trees
far inside a large forest
a forest that exists without being planted or managed by humans
a forest that has existed for a very long time
a forest that has grown naturally in a region
a mature forest that has not been significantly disturbed by human activity
a forest that is impossible to travel through
a forest where the trees are fully grown
a forest of trees like pines that have cones
a forest of trees that lose their leaves in autumn
a forest that has never been cut down or logged
a forest of broad-leaved, typically deciduous trees
a forest existing in its original, untouched state
a forest where birch trees are dominant
a forest where beech trees are dominant
a large fire that spreads quickly through a forest
a tree that grows in a forest
the ground in a forest, often covered with leaves
the upper layer of branches and leaves in a forest
land that is covered with forest
the practice of caring for and using forests
a person whose job is to take care of a forest
describes a forest covering a large, continuous area
describes a forest being all around a place
the boundary line where the forest begins or ends
the central area of the forest
the deepest or most central part of the forest
indicates location inside a forest
indicates movement from one side of a forest to another
to fell the trees in a forest
to go into a forest
to remove all the trees from an area of forest
to keep a forest safe from harm or destruction
to ruin or completely remove a forest
used to describe land that has forest on it
similar to 'be covered by', emphasizing the surface
to grow a new forest by planting trees
to control and organize the use and health of a forest
to protect a forest from being damaged or destroyed
a continuous area of forest
a large area of forest land