noun. undefined

noun. A member of the grass family.

noun. The members of the grass family considered as a group.

noun. Any of various plants having slender leaves similar to those of a grass.

noun. An expanse of ground, such as a lawn, covered with grass or similar plants.

noun. Grazing land; pasture.

noun. Marijuana.

noun. Small variations in amplitude of an oscilloscope display caused by electrical noise.

noun. An informer.

intransitive verb. undefined

intransitive verb. To cover with grass.

intransitive verb. To grow grass on.

intransitive verb. To feed (livestock) with grass.

intransitive verb. To become covered with grass.

intransitive verb. To graze.

To cover with grass or with turf; furnish with grass: as, to grass a lawn.

To throw on or bring down to the grass or ground, as a bird shot on the wing, or a fish caught from the water.

To lose in the grass.

To feed with growing grass; pasture.

To breed grass; be covered with grass.

In printing, to discharge (a workman).

In printing, to seek or give temporary employment.

noun. In printing, temporary employment.

noun. The esparto, Stipa tenacissima.

noun. See blear-grass, 2.

noun. In the northwesern United States, Xerophyllum tenax. Its very slender and tough leaves, 2 or 3 feet long, were used by the Indians in making water-tight baskets. This is the bear-grass of Lewis and Clark. Also called squaw-grass and squaw-lily, and, in Idaho, pine-lily. See Xerophyllum.

noun. Same as Texas millet.

noun. The freshwater cord-grass, Spartina cynosuroides

noun. The wire-grass or yard-grass, Eleusine Indica.

noun. See St. Augustine grass.

noun. A brown-sedge a foot or two high, Andropogon scoparius, valued for grazing in the mountains of the southern United States. In the West (where it is called little blue-stem) it is less valued than the former for hay.

noun. Same as guinea-grass.

noun. In general, herbage; the plants on which cattle and other beasts feed or pasture; the verdurous covering of the soil.

noun. Specifically In botany, any plant of the order Gramineœ (which see).

noun. plural Stalks or sprays of grass: as, the fireplace was filled with dried grasses.

noun. Asparagus.

noun. In mining, the surface of the ground at the mine.

noun. In turf parlance, the time of new verdure; spring or summer: as, the colt will be three this grass.

noun. See to take heart of grace, under grace.

noun. The Eleusine Indica. See Eleusine.

noun. Bermuda grass, Cynodon Dactylon.

noun. In Queensland, the Chloris divaricata.

noun. To go into retirement; rusticate: commonly used in the imperative, with the contemptuous force of “Get out!'

noun. To die; go to the grave.

noun. To fall violently; be knocked down, as a pugilist in the ring: as, he tripped and went to grass.

noun. In mining, to the surface: as, send the ore to grass.

intransitive verb. To produce grass.

transitive verb. To cover with grass or with turf.

transitive verb. To expose, as flax, on the grass for bleaching, etc.

transitive verb. To bring to the grass or ground; to land.

"LILY _gathering flowers and grass among the grass_."

aleppo grass  angola grass  ant-hill grass  aparejo-grass  arctic grass  

to put out to grass  

grass widow  grasshopper  grassy  

author  betrayer  blabber  cannabis  cover  

Alsace  Cass  Glass  Grasse  Jas  

bush  flower  fruit  garden  grind  

Bengal grass  DET  DMT  English rye grass  Gramineae  

grassed  grasses  grassing