Meanings of bent grass in English

Vulgnash peered at the bent grass they left in their wake.

The bent grass will give away our trail, the emir realized.

The bent grass stems indicate the pressure of knees.

The crusted snow was strewn with them; every twig was hung, and every pearl- bent grass blade.

Yet cheers the bent grass with its shower-

Nearer and nearer came the land; the shore, with its bent grass, seemed almost within catapult shot.

Northward stretched the yellow sand-hills with their tussocks of bent grass as far as the eye could reach.

The bent grass and weeds showed the way, Dorothy hurried along, only stopping to listen for the hoped-for voice.

Then she noticed that the bent grass and fern led toward a hill in a deep part of the wood.

He!-hethat ought to crouch among the bent grass and fern sooner than pass the other on the high road.

This name is believed to have come from bent grass, "a stiff, wiry growth, little known in America."

Even without Thul's infallible sense of smell, Vulgnash could have followed the scuff marks among the pine needles, the broken twigs and bent grass.

He had a weather-beaten face-ruddyand deepening to purple about the cheek bones-witheyebrows, rough as bent grass, over deep-set, sulky eyes of reddish brown.

Dawn came clear and bright; a wind swept across their path, rushing through the bent grasses.

Bent grass and snapped branches betrayed entrances to otherwise concealed camps, most containing just one or two tents.

'This isn't even the eye of the storm.' He zoomed in on several stagnant pools, examining the bent grass and weeds struggling at the edge.