umbrageous

Weymouth lay, dreamy and umbrageous, among the low foothills along the brow of a Southern valley.

Imagine a knotty, umbrageous tree six or seven feet high, standing in the middle of this stall.

Another argument is drawn from the umbrageous character of the Lynn woods.

Oh, might I vole to some umbrageous clump,— Depart—be off—exude—evade—erump!