greens
/ɡrinz/
noun
- Leafy green vegetables, such as spinach, kale, or lettuce.
- She added a handful of mixed greens to the pasta.
- The salad was full of fresh greens from the garden.
- Eat your greens if you want to grow strong.
- An area of grass, especially a golf putting green or a public grassy space.
- He practiced his putting on the greens at the golf course.
- The village greens are perfect for a picnic on a sunny day.
- They played croquet on the smooth greens of the park.
- The color green, or green items collectively (e.g., green clothes, green decorations).
- She wore a dress in deep greens that matched her eyes.
- The room was decorated in greens and blues for the party.
- The artist mixed several shades of greens for the landscape.
- Leaves and stems of plants used as food for animals or as compost material.
- The rabbits love to eat the carrot greens.
- We added the vegetable greens to the compost pile.
- The farmer fed the chickens fresh beet greens.