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lawn

[lawn] / lɔn /
NOUN
cultivated area of green grass
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Now with a young family, everyday tasks like mowing the lawn were accompanied by excruciating pain.

From BBC

We know when it is time to mow the lawn and are annoyed when rain delays us a day or two.

From The Wall Street Journal

“She’s been out here doing zoomies,” Koerner said on the front lawn, his favorite place to spend time with Daisy at their hilltop home.

From Los Angeles Times

The staff, for no evident reason, apart perhaps from the house lacking “a working kitchen,” lives in tents on the front lawn.

From Los Angeles Times

Whether it’s a group stroll, touch football game on the lawn, quick bike ride, run, or impromptu dancing to “Shake It Off,” moving your body aids digestion, regulates blood sugar, eases tension and promotes relaxation.

From Salon