1 n. forested wilderness, especially the extensive sub-arctic forest of Canada; the largely unsettled hinterland.
See also: bush country bushland (def. 1)
2 n. a tract of land left uncleared on a farm and used as a source of wood, and as a grazing area for cattle.
See also: bush lot (def. 2) farm woodlot woodlot (def. 1)
3 n. West thinly wooded areas of poplar, birch, and shrubs adjacent to the plains.
See also: bushland (def. 2)
4 n. a grove of sugar maples.
See also: sugar bush
5 n. in Colonial times, the country back from the settled towns; the back country (def. 1), whether wooded or not.
See also: back country (def. 1)