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grass

[gras, grahs] / græs, grɑs /


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This sounded so ridiculous coming out of Chip’s mouth that Jonah fell into the grass laughing.

From Literature

She poured a mug of water from her favorite blue bottle, brushed her teeth above a clump of grass that needed the spit, and started her chores.

From Literature

Devoting his life to slalom had turned his brain "to cauliflower" but the "real world" had proved to him that the grass wasn't necessarily greener.

From BBC

That saw the Catherine Street site renovated to include a new circular pathway, turfed grass areas, flower beds, accessible seating and sensory play opportunities.

From BBC

Last year's Christmas card featured a family portrait that showed William and Catherine sitting on lush grass surrounded by spring daffodils, alongside their children Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.

From BBC