grass
//ɡræs//
Noun
grassSingular
grassesPlural
1
Vegetation consisting of typically short plants with narrow leaves, growing wild or cultivated on lawns and pastures
The children played on the grass in the park.
2
A particular species of such plants, especially those of the family Poaceae
Bamboo is a type of grass that grows very tall.
3
Ground covered with grass; a lawn or pasture
The children played on the grass.
4
Marijuana (slang)
He was arrested for selling grass.
Verb
grassedPast tense
grassedPast participle
grassingPresent participle
grassesThird-person singular
1
To cover with grass or turf
They grassed the entire yard to make it look nicer.
2
To feed with grass; to pasture
The farmer grasses his cattle in the meadow every summer.
3
To inform on someone to the authorities (British slang)
He grassed on his mates to the police.