fenny
[fen-ee]
adjective
inhabiting or growing in fens.
Origin of fenny
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For purchasing and improving the fenny lands in Lincolnshire.
Memoirs of Extraordinary Popular DelusionsCharles Mackay
Finsbury was so called from the fenny district in which it lay.
Chapters in the History of the Insane in the British IslesDaniel Hack Tuke
Fenchurch-street, from a fenny or moorish ground by a river side.
Curiosities of Literature, Vol. II (of 3)Isaac Disraeli
But, of all other, the fenny and marsh is the worst, and the clearest spring water next unto it.
Elizabethan EnglandWilliam Harrison
Reeds make a strong thatch, but are not easily to be procured, except in fenny districts.
Rustic CarpentryPaul N. Hasluck
fenny
adjective
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