thick-trunked

Harvath watched as the headlights bounced off of large rocks and thick-trunked trees.

Foreign Influence Brad Thor 2010

Eva looked over at the thick-trunked trees that ringed the glade.

The Search For WondLa Tony DiTerlizzi 2010

They could see down the hill only as far as the first curve in the road, the wet asphalt shining in the rain until it vanished between thick-trunked Douglas firs a hundred feet tall.

Come Again No More Jack Todd 2010

They could see down the hill only as far as the first curve in the road, the wet asphalt shining in the rain until it vanished between thick-trunked Douglas firs a hundred feet tall.

Come Again No More Jack Todd 2010

They could see down the hill only as far as the first curve in the road, the wet asphalt shining in the rain until it vanished between thick-trunked Douglas firs a hundred feet tall.

Come Again No More Jack Todd 2010

In the first five she flawlessly navigates the brambles and bushes and thick-trunked trees that web the opening of the forest into field to catch a fast-moving tennis ball.

INSIDE OF A DOG ALEXANDRA HOROWITZ 2009

In the first five she flawlessly navigates the brambles and bushes and thick-trunked trees that web the opening of the forest into field to catch a fast-moving tennis ball.

INSIDE OF A DOG ALEXANDRA HOROWITZ 2009

The native cedar was felled for housing, shipbuilding, furniture, and export, while the thick-trunked palmetto was used for roof thatch, to weave fashionable hats, ropes, and baskets, and even to concoct a potent alcoholic beverage.

Bermuda subtropical conifer forests 2007

Babi sat at the foot of a thick-trunked acacia tree reading a paperback.

A Thousand Splendid Suns Hosseini, Khaled 2007

But most of the trees around him were soaring and thick-trunked, much too large to be felled by anything smaller than an ax or a chainsaw.

Among the Free Margaret Peterson Haddix 2006