swarths
/swɔrθs/
noun
- Rows or lines of grass, hay, or grain that have been cut and left lying in a field.
- After mowing the meadow, neat swarths of grass stretched across the field.
- The farmer walked along the swarths of hay, turning them to dry in the sun.
- The children played hide-and-seek among the swarths of cut wheat.
- A broad strip or area of something, especially land or vegetation.
- From the hilltop, we could see a green swarth of pasture between the woods.
- A wide swarth of wildflowers bordered the hiking trail.
- The forest fire left a blackened swarth of land behind it.