grazing
/ˈɡreɪzɪŋ/
adjective
- Relating to animals that feed on grass or pasture.
- Grazing livestock help maintain the health of the grassland.
- Grazing animals like horses and goats need large open spaces.
- The farm uses a grazing system to rotate the cattle between fields.
noun
- The act of animals eating grass or other plants in a field.
- Grazing is the main way these animals get their food.
- Overgrazing can damage the soil and plants.
- The cows spent the afternoon grazing in the meadow.
- The practice of eating small amounts of food throughout the day rather than at set meals.
- Grazing is common among people with busy schedules.
- She prefers grazing on snacks instead of eating three big meals.
- The party had a grazing table with cheese, fruit, and crackers.