IPA: //ˈbroʊmˌɡræs//
KK: /ˈbroʊmˌɡræs/
A type of tall grass that belongs to a large group of grasses, often characterized by drooping flower clusters.
The bromegrass in the field provides excellent grazing for livestock.
Bromegrass → The word 'brome' comes from the Latin 'bromus' (meaning a type of grass) and 'grass' is derived from Old English 'græs' (meaning grass or herb). Together, 'bromegrass' refers to a type of grass belonging to the genus Bromus.
Think of 'brome' as a specific type of grass, and 'grass' simply refers to the plant itself. This helps you remember that bromegrass is a particular kind of grass.