noun. A small wood or stand of trees lacking dense undergrowth.

noun. A group of trees planted and cultivated for the production of fruit or nuts.

noun. Same as groove

noun. undefined

noun. A group of trees of indefinite extent, but not large enough to constitute a forest; especially, such a group considered as furnishing shade for avenues or walks; a small wood free from underbrush.

noun. [In the authorized version of the Bible grove is used erroneously— As a translation (following the Septuagint and Vulgate) of the Hebrew word Asherah (pl. Asherim). The revised version retains Asherah, inserting “or obelisk” in the margin. It is now commonly understood as meaning a divinity or an image of a divinity worshiped by lewd rites, and as a variation in form of the name Astarte or Ashtaroth.

noun. As a translation of the Hebrew word eshel in Gen. xxi. 33, rendered tree in 1 Sam. xxxi. 13, and in both passages in the revised version tamarisk tree.]

noun. Synonyms Woods, Park, etc. See forest.

noun. A smaller group of trees than a forest, and without underwood, planted, or growing naturally as if arranged by art; a wood of small extent.

noun. A small forest.

noun. An orchard of fruit trees.

noun. A place of worship

noun. a small growth of trees without underbrush

noun. garden consisting of a small cultivated wood without undergrowth

"COOPER: And that smoke on the left-hand side of the screen, Walter saying that somewhere around that smoke the remnants of an entire Iraqi battalion who were laying in wait in what he described as a grove, discovered by the Kiowa scout helicopters that was moving in advance of the troops in the 7th Cavalry."

the groves of academe  

Woods  forest  wood  

Dove  Hove  Nov  Soave  bove  

avenue  bough  branch  bush  copse  

batch  bocage  bosk  bottom  bottom glade  

grave