rare–1. [f. L. sylva, silva a wood (see prec.) + -AGE.] Woody growth, boscage.
1773. Goldsm., Ess., xxi. Wks. (Globe), 345/1. The brook assumed a natural sylvage; and the rocks were covered with moss.
rare–1. [f. L. sylva, silva a wood (see prec.) + -AGE.] Woody growth, boscage.
1773. Goldsm., Ess., xxi. Wks. (Globe), 345/1. The brook assumed a natural sylvage; and the rocks were covered with moss.
