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Meanings of grasses in English
Usage of grasses in English
1
You'll share space with the odd walker, rare wildflowers and sea grasses.
2
Achor Achor and I chose an area of long grasses under trees.
3
Her fingers clutched a handful of the grasses, played in the grasses.
4
Now there were growing things in the depths, like grasses and vines.
5
It was easy enough to follow Greft's trail through the marsh grasses.
6
From this island I look down into the depth of the grasses.
7
I think we could introduce greenery in pots, perhaps ferns or grasses.
8
He began laying dry grasses and the tiniest twigs on the flame.
9
And they left the naked bodies sprawling helplessly on the rough grasses.
10
They peeped out shyly everywhere among the tall grasses and the ground-scrub.
11
He passed out into the sunshine and disappeared into the long grasses.
12
Look at the short grasses, how few bushes and trees there are.
13
All around the body sprouted rank grasses out of the paved floor.
14
Even the grasses along its sloping roof nodded, as if in welcome.
15
When the grasses stood back up again, he moved to the right.
16
What makes a flower of the grasses it is difficult to say.
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Grasses through the time
Grasses across language varieties
Canada
Common
United Kingdom
Rare
United States of America
Rare