Definition of «grass»

Grass is a common name for various types of grassy plants, particularly those with long, narrow leaves and creeping root systems. It refers to any plant from the Poaceae family, which includes crops such as wheat, rice, corn, and barley among others. In its broadest sense, "grass" can also refer to any vegetation that grows low to the ground or in meadows, fields, or lawns.

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The cows grazed peacefully on the lush green grass in the meadow.
In the backyard, the children played catch on the soft grass.
The gardener mowed the grass meticulously, creating neat stripes on the lawn.
The golfer carefully lined up his shot on the perfectly manicured grass.
On a sunny day, people often relax and sunbathe on the grass in the park.
The horses galloped freely in the open pasture, munching on the fresh grass.
The tennis match took place on the clay court, surrounded by green grass.
The hiker walked barefoot on the dewy grass, feeling the coolness beneath their feet.

Phrases with «grass»

Sentences with «grass»

Love that tiny carpet of grass of flowers - When I see the cherry blossoms I know spring is here. (rosecottagegardensandfarm.wordpress.com)
Yes, I am giving you permission to eat more bacon and cook in grass fed butter, ghee or bacon fat. (civilizedcavemancooking.com)
Naturally occurring omega 7 is found in grass fed meat, dairy and wild caught salmon — though in a smaller amount. (naturalhealth365.com)
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Definition of «grass»

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Phrases with «grass»

Sentences with «grass»

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