Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

greasewood

Noun

/ˈɡriːs.wʊd/

Definition

A type of shrub or small tree found in arid regions, known for its spiny branches and resilience to dry conditions.

Examples

During our hike through the desert, we spotted several greasewood bushes.
The greasewood’s ability to survive without much water makes it a common sight in arid landscapes.

Meaning

Greasewood refers to several species of plants that thrive in desert-like environments, often characterized by their thick, waxy leaves that help retain moisture.