Associations to the word «Scenic»
Noun
- Overlook
- Gorge
- Waterfall
- Rivers
- Parkway
- Backdrop
- Trail
- Vista
- Beauty
- Lighting
- Picnic
- Scenery
- Designer
- Canyon
- Rim
- Lookout
- Wild
- Tourist
- Headwater
- Viewpoint
- Choreography
- Recreation
- Hike
- Highway
- Excursion
- Boating
- Skyline
- Cass
- Duluth
- Attraction
- Roadway
- Natural
- Coaster
- Coastline
- Wilderness
- Designation
- Falls
- Foothill
- Shoreline
- Railroad
- Freeway
- Landscape
- Cascade
- Spot
- Route
- Wildlife
- Escarpment
- Canoeing
- Expressway
- Bluff
- Costume
- Tourism
- Camping
- Potomac
- Brochure
- Drive
- Croix
- Walkway
- Panorama
- Butte
- Yellowstone
- Waterway
- Locale
- Stretch
- Allegheny
- Footpath
- Mountain
- Waterfront
- Parks
- Outcrop
- Loop
- View
- Chesapeake
- Concurrency
- Surrounding
Adjective
Wiktionary
SCENIC, adjective. Having beautiful scenery; picturesque
SCENIC, noun. A depiction of scenery
SCENIC ROUTE, noun. A road or path designed to take one past a pleasant view or nice scenery.
SCENIC ROUTE, noun. The long way round, a deliberately slow path.
SCENIC ROUTES, noun. Plural of scenic route
Dictionary definition
SCENIC, adjective. Used of locations; having beautiful natural scenery; "scenic drives".
SCENIC, adjective. Of or relating to the stage or stage scenery; "scenic design".
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