jungle

Noun

jungle (plural jungles)

1. A large, undeveloped, humid forest that is home to many wild plants and animals.
2. (colloquial) Any place where people behave ruthlessly and as if they are fighting for their lives.

   It"s a jungle out there.

3. A style of electronic music.

6 letters in word "jungle": E G J L N U.

No anagrams for jungle found in this word list.

Words found within jungle:

el en eng gel gen genu gju glen glue gnu gu gue gul gule gun jeu jug jun leg leng leu lug luge lune lung lunge ne neg nu ug ule un

• Definitions:
• an impenetrable equatorial forest a location marked by an intense competition and struggle for survival hobo camp: a place where hoboes camp
• Jungle usually refers to a dense forest in a hot climate, such as a tropical rainforest. About 6% of the Earth's surface is classified as jungle. Jungles are vital to sustaining the ecosystems of the Earth as we know it. About 40% of all species live in jungle environments (see BBC link).
• Jungle or Dou Shou Qi () is a traditional Chinese board game. It is also known as Jungle Chess or Animal Chess. It is a two player, abstract strategy game played on a 7x9 board. In many ways, the game resembles the western game Stratego, which may have its origin in Jungle. ...
• "Jungle" is the fifth episode of series one of The Mighty Boosh.
• Piercing through a stretched septum that goes from the inside of the piercing and out the bottom of the septum
• Land covered with dense growth of trees, tall vegetation, vines, etc., typically in tropical regions, and inhabited by predatory animals
• A ball hit into the trees is often known as being hit into the jungle.
• A large forest in warm countries with many different kinds of animals and plants. Also called a rainforest.
• thick, secondary vegetation. Often used by parents as in "My God! Your room looks like a jungle!
• One of the most deviant and punkish forms of electronic music, employing fast tempos (150-190 BPM is common), layering extended and mangled breakbeats on top of throbbing, authoritative basslines, originally borrowed from reggae. ...
• Hardcore-derived style that appeared in 1992. Features an abusive use of fast, heavy breakbeats as well as reggae/reggae-dub influences. In 1993, LTJ Bukem and A Guy Called Gerald (ex-808 State) used lighter rhythms to create a more airy atmosphere with jazz overtones. ...
• The wild parts of your personality that may have been inhibited by social conditioning may express themselves in dreams of the jungle or the wild.
• A forest with many trees usually of many different species growing close to each other. Most often found in equatorial areas with high levels of rainfall.
• Term used to describe area of thick rough or area where ball is irretrievable. jigger: Slang word for a chipper.
• The Jungle was the name of a notorious area in the city of Kingston, Jamaica where reggae and dancehall beats evolved into what we now know as a form of drum and bass called jungle. Typified by rolling basslines and percussive snare drums, the style became popular in the early 1990's. ...

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