jungly
[ juhng-glee ]
adjective
resembling or suggesting a jungle.
Origin of jungly
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How to use jungly in a sentence
They will hardly be likely to trouble us here, but in that jungly bit behind it wouldn't be at all safe to rest like this.
Round the Wonderful World | G. E. MittonTravel by a stream is sometimes jungly; but in the mountains, ranches and cabins are located beside streams.
Pluck on the Long Trail | Edwin L. SabinIn former days Kirengue was inhabited, and we reasonably hoped to find some supplies for the jungly march before us.
The Discovery of the Source of the Nile | John Hanning SpekeAnd then a first night is always a bit jungly—not quite fair on the play or the company, or the audience either for that matter.
The Far Horizon | Lucas MaletThen we will go forward, and perhaps some of these jungly-fools will tell us where the road is.
From Sea to Sea | Rudyard Kipling
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