brambly

Where a few years ago were acres of woodland, swamps or brambly pastures, are now well-graded streets lined with pleasant houses.

Brambly bushes grew along the trail showing that the ground was not entirely dry.

I had just left the brambly path which cuts a bed of sand through the forest, laying bare its rusty bowels.

Bobby was on the floor listening, ears and eyes, brambly muzzle and feathered tail alert.

Bo's white mustang dragged her through more than one brambly place.

Immediately flames leapt in great tongues from the brambly thicket beyond the reeds.

And crossing the gardens rapidly, he soon reached the outskirts of the brambly thicket.

Old Olifant's Swamp was a rough, brambly tract of second-growth woods, with a marshy pond and a stream through the middle.