jungle
/ˈdʒʌŋɡəl/Definitions
1. noun
A dense and tropical region of a country, especially in Asia or Africa, with a hot and humid climate and a variety of wild plants and animals.
“The tourists ventured into the jungle to see exotic birds and animals.”
2. verb
To live or go through a difficult or trying time, especially in a social or economic situation.
“The company has been jungleing to recover from the financial crisis.”
3. verb
To engage in a struggle or competition for survival or success.
“The politicians are jungling for power in the upcoming election.”