grass

(of livestock) reared on a natural diet of grass and other forage, rather than on grain or concentrated feed.

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A large open area of country covered with grass, especially one used for grazing.

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Lacking grass; without grass.

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a type of grass that grows very tall, especially referring to the native grasses of the north american prairie.

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a type of grass with seeds that have sharp points, originally from europe and asia, now common in north america where it dries out quickly and increases the risk of fires.

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Relating to or played on a grass surface, especially a tennis court.

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Having the bright green color typical of fresh grass.

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common wild plants with narrow green leaves and stems, which cover the ground and are eaten by animals

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A plant-eating insect with long back legs that it uses for jumping and for making a chirping sound.

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a submerged marine plant with long ribbon-like leaves, found in coastal waters.

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a type of grass with slender stems and narrow leaves, widely grown for fodder and lawns.

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a type of grass with sharp, serrated edges on its leaves, typically found in wetlands.

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a type of grass with bluish-green stems, often used for lawns and pastures.

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A tropical grass with a strong lemon scent, used in cooking and herbal medicine.

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any of various grasses that grow to a relatively low height, characteristic of dry plains regions.

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Covered with grass.

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