Words Containing GRAS

Grass that grows after the initial cutting of a field.

Plural of AFTERGRASS.

A rustic or country person.

A grass-like marsh plant of the genus Triglochin.

Plural of ARROWGRASS.

A grasslike plant used in basket weaving.

Plural of BEARGRASS.

Any of several grasses of the genus Agrostis.

Plural of BENTGRASS.

Plural of BHANGRA.

A style of American country music with fast picking on banjos and fiddles.

Plural of BLUEGRASS.

A grass of the genus Bromus, used for forage.

Plural of BROMEGRASS.

A grass that grows in clumps rather than forming a continuous turf.

Plural of BUNCHGRASS.

Plural of CEPHALAGRA.

Plural of CHAULMOOGRA.

Plural of CHAULMUGRA.

An annual grass, Bromus tectorum, that is a common weed.

Plural of CHEATGRASS.

Plural of CHIRAGRA.

Clover grown as fodder for animals.

Plural of CLOVERGRASS.

Any of various coastal grasses of the genus Spartina.

Plural of CORDGRASS.

Red clover, a plant used for forage.

Plural of COWGRASS.

A weedy grass with creeping stems that roots freely.

Plural of CRABGRASS.

A grass of the genus Leersia with prickly-edged leaves.

Plural of CUTGRASS.

A southwestern US grass of the genus Muhlenbergia.

Plural of DEERGRASS.

A semisolid emulsion from oxidized fish oil, formerly used as a hide dressing.

A marine plant with long narrow leaves.

Plural of EELGRASS.

To grasp or take hold of.

Past tense of ENGRASP.

Present participle of ENGRASP.

Third-person singular present tense of ENGRASP.

Any of several plants with clinging stems or sticky seeds.

Plural of GOOSEGRASS.

Hold firmly with the hand.

Capable of being understood or held.

Past tense of GRASP.

Agent noun of GRASP.

Plural of GRASPER.

Present participle of GRASP.

In a greedy or grasping manner.

The quality of being greedy or avaricious.

Plural of GRASPINGNESS.

Having no grasp or hold.

Plural of GRASP.

The green plants with narrow leaves that cover lawns and fields.

Any of various warblers living in grassy areas.

Plural of GRASSBIRD.

Wall covering woven from grass or plant fibers.

Plural of GRASSCLOTH.

To leave grass clippings on the lawn as fertilizer.