Object

• shingle: Two areas of exposed vegetated shingle occur at the extremes of the barrier.

• gully: It immediately dashed off down into the thickly vegetated gully below the trail.

• ledge: Follow the thin vertical crack above until forced left into a wider crack, which leads to a vegetated ledge.

• dune: Between the beaches and Lake St Lucia are some of the world's highest vegetated dunes as well as swamp and sand forest.

• cliff: Sea cliffs The Sensitive Marine Area is one of the most important areas in the United Kingdom for its vegetated sea cliffs.

• slope: Hawaiian Goose The Hawaiian goose inhabits the poorly vegetated volcanic slopes of Hawaii.

Adjective complement

• top: Days 29 - 30 Ascension Island is a dry volcanic island with a moist and richly vegetated top.

Modifying Another Word

• sparsely: On the return he found a fantail nest with 2 eggs right along the trail in a sparsely vegetated bush.

• densely: Water voles like to make their homes along densely vegetated river banks or ditches where the current is slow.

• thickly: South Luangwa's terrain varies from thickly vegetated woodland to open grassy plains covering an area approximately half the size of Wales.

• richly: Days 29 - 30 Ascension Island is a dry volcanic island with a moist and richly vegetated top.

• heavily: The area still has a heavily vegetated character despite infill over recent years.

• well: The species found here reflect the well vegetated nature of the ponds.

Preposition: in

• front: I probably just vegetated in front of the TV like anyone with no damn job should, frankly.