An American regional term — primarily from New England and the rural Northeast — for scrubby, tangled brushland or rough, densely vegetated terrain. Used to describe wild, unkempt land that is difficult to walk through. Can also be used metaphorically for remote, backwater areas.
He claimed the trail ran straight through a mile of puckerbrush before opening up.
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(US, regional) Scrubby terrain; brushland.
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