| Word | go bush |
|---|---|
| Description | leave your usual surroundings run wild Bush in the sense of wild, wooded or uncleared country became current among English speakers during 19th-century British colonial expansion. In South Africa it may have been adopted directly from Dutch bosch. leave your usual surroundings run wild Bush in the sense of wild, wooded or uncleared country became current among English speakers during 19th-century British colonial expansion. In South Africa it may have bee |
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