grass
/ɡræs/
noun
- Plants with narrow green leaves that cover lawns, fields, and meadows.
- After the rain, the grass smelled fresh and green.
- He mowed the grass every Saturday morning.
- The children played on the soft grass in the park.
- A type of plant used as food for animals, such as hay or pasture.
- Farmers cut the grass to make hay for the winter.
- Horses need plenty of fresh grass to stay healthy.
- The cows grazed on the tall grass in the field.
- Slang for marijuana.
- The police found a small amount of grass in his car.
- He was caught smoking grass behind the school.
- Some people use grass for medicinal purposes.
Synonyms
verb
- To cover an area with grass or to feed animals on grass.
- We need to grass the bare patches in the yard.
- The farmer grasses his cattle in the meadow every spring.
- They grassed the new lawn with a mix of seeds.
- British slang: to inform on someone to the authorities.
- Nobody trusts him because he grassed on his own brother.
- The thief grassed to the police about the robbery.
- He grassed on his friends to avoid going to prison.