pasture
//ˈpæs.tʃər//
Noun
pastureSingular
pasturesPlural
1
An area of land covered with grass or other plants suitable for grazing animals such as cattle, sheep, or horses.
The cows were grazing peacefully in the pasture.
2
The grass or other vegetation eaten by grazing animals.
The cows are eating fresh pasture in the field.
Verb
pastureInfinitive
pasturePresent tense
pasturedPast tense
pasturedPast participle
pasturingPresent participle
pasturesThird-person singular
1
To put livestock out to graze in a field or area of land.
The farmer pastures his cattle in the meadow every summer.
2
(Of animals) to graze on grass or vegetation in a field.
The sheep pasture in the meadow every morning.