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Meanings of gramma grass in English
Synonyms
Examples for "gramma"
Examples for "gramma"
1
He carted my gramma off to the preacher on their first date.
2
Abra's great-gramma, for instance-shehad to be really getting up there.
3
I'm gonna prove your gramma's not the only one with an eagle eye.
4
July and August are the rain months during which time the gramma grass grows.
5
I've lived with lots of my relatives, mainly my gramma.
1
Only such moisture was available as could be found in black grama and needle grass.
2
The bullet whizzed through the grama grass bundles.
3
There the grama grass is longer and more luxuriant than in the immediate neighbourhood of the spring.
4
The others did not seem to heed these demonstrations, but kept on quietly cropping the luxuriant grama.
5
In spite of the rest here, the animals did not seem to improve on the grama and buffalo grass.
1
The bullet whizzed through the grama grass bundles.
2
There the grama grass is longer and more luxuriant than in the immediate neighbourhood of the spring.
3
Using a trick he'd learned from Little Rabbit Woman's people, he pulled his hunting knife and began to slice off thick bunches of grama grass.
Usage of gramma grass in English
1
July and August are the rain months during which time the gramma grass grows.
2
Of all the native forage plants the gramma grass is the most abundant and best.
3
Every blade of gramma grass, with its shining bronze-tufted seed head, had significance for her.
4
The districts they frequented were vast sandy uplands sparsely covered with the tufty buffalo or gramma grass.
5
Fine gramma grass covers the entire valley and an underground river furnishes an inexhaustible supply of good water.
6
Dry as this gramma grass appears, it possesses nutritive qualities, as the animals which feed on it abundantly prove.
7
No permanent spring nor stream of water was known to exist in that whole region, but fine gramma grass grew everywhere.
8
The gramma grass of the and region grows quickly and turns gray instead of brown, as grasses usually do when they mature.
9
We rode through seemingly endless meadows of fine gramma grass and saw the sleek cattle feeding on plenty and enjoying perfect contentment.