wooded
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 36
[Eng. wood (1), s.; -ed.] 1. Lit .: Supplied or covered with wood. "Remote among the wooded hills." Long fellow: Tales of a Wayside Inn. (Prel.) *2. Fig .: Crowded; thick as trees in a wood. "The hills are wooded with their partisans." Beaum. & Flet.: Bonduc a , i. 2. wood'-en (1), *wod-den, a. [Eng. wood (1), s.; -en.] Charcoal; also lignite or brown-coal.
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