Definition

To become covered with green plants that grow in the ground.

Example

The field began to grass over after the rain.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you see how quickly the field started to grass after the rain?

Yeah, it looks really lush and green now!

I love how nature can change so fast, especially when it grass over like that.

Absolutely! It’s amazing how vibrant everything looks right after a storm.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

A type of plant with long, narrow leaves that often covers the ground in fields, lawns, and gardens.

Example

The children played on the grass in the park.

Conversation

I love how soft the grass feels under my feet in the park.

Yeah, it’s so nice to walk on, especially in the summer.

I could just lie down on the grass and relax all day.

Definition

To cover an area with grass or to provide grass as food for animals.

Example

Farmers often grass their fields to ensure their livestock have enough to eat.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you see how they grass the whole park last week?

Yeah, it looks so much better now with all that green!

I think they should grass more areas around the city.

Root Explanation

The word 'grass' originates from Old English 'græs', which means green vegetation or herb. It refers specifically to the green plants that cover the ground.

Memory Tip

Think of the Old English word 'græs' which means green vegetation — this helps you remember that 'grass' refers to the green plants that grow on the ground.

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