We are using cookies
This website uses cookies in order to offer you the most relevant information. By browsing this website, you accept these cookies.
This website uses cookies in order to offer you the most relevant information. By browsing this website, you accept these cookies.
Did you know?
You can double click on a word to look it up on TermGallery.
You can double click on a word to look it up on TermGallery.
Meanings of mossy ground in English
We have no meanings for "mossy ground" in our records yet.
Usage of mossy ground in English
1
His hands and Renfrew's clothing and the mossy ground was smeared with blood.
2
But he kept up easily, his long, heavily muscled legs devouring the mossy ground.
3
This finished, he lighted his pipe and stretched himself full length upon the mossy ground.
4
Just beyond this bridge is a small level patch of mingled rocky and mossy ground.
5
He was glad to lie upon the mossy ground in the little cavern under the cliff.
6
Then he came tearing towards them, swearing and stomping his big boots on the damp, mossy ground.
7
Sunbeams shone through the young foliage and played their games of light and shade on the mossy ground.
8
All around them fairies were sliding up and down from the tree tops to the mossy ground, on silver moonbeams.
9
So I crawled along on the mossy ground, and dodged from tree to tree until I was very near him.
10
After the horses had a drink, we tied them to a low-hanging branch and sat down on the mossy ground.
11
From Wilson's to "Caribou," fourteen miles, no water was visible, though the nearly level, mossy ground is swampy-looking.
12
She relieved her horse of its saddle and flung herself upon the mossy ground in the shelter of a cluster of spruce.
13
Lilah bent and ran quickly in that direction, her feet making no sound on the mossy ground, her body bent, spear ready.
14
A five-meter line of regular stones-almostinvisible in the mossy ground-paralleledthe stony tendril of the mountain at a distance of one meter.
15
They both ran up the remaining slope and threw themselves flat on the mossy ground, so they could see down into the valley.
16
A dirty, rough-looking man, all in tatters, was almost upon them; he had approached them upon the mossy ground as softly as a wood fairy.