shinnery
noun
shin·nery ˈshi-nə-rē 
plural shinneries
: a dense growth of small trees or an area of such growth
especially : one of scrub oak in the West and Southwest
Word History
Etymology
modification of Louisiana French chênière, from French chêne oak
First Known Use
1901, in the meaning defined above
- disinters
- disintoxicate
- disintoxicated
- disintoxicates
- disintoxicating
- disintoxication
- disintoxications
- disinvented
- disinventing
- disinvents
- noncontract
- noncontractual
- noncontradiction
- noncontradictions
- noncontradictory
- noncontributories
- noncontributory
- noncontrollable
- noncontrolled
- noncontrolling
- noncontrolling interest
- noncontroversial
- nonconventional
- nonconvertible
- noncooperation