The word 'bush' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used as a noun to refer to a shrub or a small tree with many branches, or as a verb to refer to the act of removing leaves or branches from a tree or shrub. Example: We spent the morning bushwhacking through the dense jungle until we found the hidden waterfall.
It gives the ecosystem a holistic boost, encouraging wildlife like bush pigeons and rabbits to return, and providing welcome human benefits such as wood cuttings for cooking and new food sources such as tamarind.
Many Chibok residents believe their daughters are in one of Boko Haram's encampments in the Sambisa bush.
This is a blasted, haunted landscape, populated by demonic child soldiers and a shadowy guerrilla army that slaughters in the bush or under the cover of night.
A bit of bush here for a tourism development, a stand of mangroves there for a beachside resort.
"Like an old man with his bathrobe tangled in a bush".
Luca De Pra, a youth team coach for the Serie A side, was found hiding in a bush at Sampdoria's training ground ahead of today's derby match, and was immediately suspended by his club.
As James Owen wrote in National Geographic: A blanket ban on hunting in tropical forests won't protect animals threatened by Africa's escalating bush-meat crisis, [the report says].
It said that if automatic spending cuts go into force and all the Bush-era tax cuts expire, the nation would slip into recession next year and unemployment would rise to 9.1 percent, from October's rate of 7.9 percent.
After 9/11 he sometimes wrapped up fervent support for Blair-Bush crusades in the modern parlance of liberal interventionism, and sometimes lapsed into an older discourse.
'I've got the pen': Obama urges passage of legislation to extend middle income tax cuts, and promises to authorise it immediately The White House confirmed that Obama would be prepared to veto any legislation that maintained the Bush-era tax cuts on upper income earners.
Obama is expected to urge Congress to act, including passing a bill that would prevent Bush-era tax cuts from expiring for all but the wealthiest Americans.
