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grass

[grahs, grahs] / grɑs, grɑs /


Example Sentences

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The next house down, the one with the boarded-up windows, had overgrown grass and weeds and was covered in ivy.

From Literature

There are plugs of grasses and gallon pots of white sage, purple sage, California buckwheat, long-stem buckwheat, deerweed, narrow leaf milkweed and coyote bush.

From Los Angeles Times

Beating Fritz propelled Musetti, 23, into the last eight at Melbourne for the first time, with clay and grass his usual forte.

From Barron's

“We did what we could—we raised the children, we boiled grass, melted snow—we did everything.”

From The Wall Street Journal

“I miss training. I miss being on a team, being around young people. I miss being outside every day. I miss the grass. I miss the discipline and ritual that football brings to my life.”

From Los Angeles Times