Phrases with «long grass»

The phrase "long grass" means that something is not well-known or hidden from people's view. It can also be used to describe someone who is secretive or trying to avoid attention. Full definition

Sentences with «long grass»

  • The trailer shows a hunter using various new abilities to take down his prey, including hiding in long grass, distraction, and camouflage. (thesixthaxis.com)
  • Be sure to keep your dogs out of long grass and areas that could potentially be home to large amounts of ticks. (dogdojo.org)
  • I tore out long grass for a bed, then stepped through the doorway, a gap in the stones with no walls on either side. (bookbrowse.com)
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