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grassy

adjective (grassy, grassier, grassiest)

«grassy» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

  1. Covered with grass. tree →
  2. Like grass, especially in smell or taste. tree →

In the lessons

In stories and descriptions: «a grassy hill», «a grassy bank» — a pleasant outdoor place. In geography: grassy plains (prairies, savannas).

Examples

  • We had a picnic on the grassy hill. tree →
  • The children rolled down the grassy bank. tree →
  • Cows grazed in the grassy field. tree →
  • Lions live on grassy plains. tree →
  • The tea had a grassy taste. tree →
  • Find a grassy spot to sit. tree →
  • He got up from his grassy bed, and looked around. tree →

Note

Grass + y (double s stays). Comparative: grassier, grassiest.

On Mova

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