1. overgrown - Adjective
2. overgrown - Verb
Derived from overgrow
4. overgrown - Adjective Satellite
of Overgrow
Source: Webster's dictionaryAll of these are now unserviceable and overgrown with bushes and grass. Source: Internet
“At first you couldn’t see any trees, as fishermen used to cut them down for firewood to preserve their fish,” said Nkhata, pointing to a large piece of land overgrown with trees. Source: Internet
Besides harvesting the overgrown grass on the farms that were once the source of raw material for the troubled factory, Mr Okome also moves around the farms collecting cane leaves. Source: Internet
An overgrown Wrigley Field is shown in the new television series Revolution (2012) On the Sonic Youth live album Smart Bar Chicago 85 the band introduce the final song, 'Making The Nature Scene', as being about 'Tripping on Acid at Wrigley Field'. Source: Internet
Fred Flintstone regards Hoppy as an overgrown and obnoxious nuisance until the fateful day that the Flintstones and the Rubbles go out together on a picnic. Source: Internet
A handful of workers watched as a new Hyundai excavator fired up its engine and began slowly poking into the earth, now largely overgrown with grass. Source: Internet