grass

Young green shoots of the wheat plant used in juice or powder

Grass that grows tall in wet, rich places

A grass with wide flat leaves grown for pastures, hay, and lawns

A grass with fine leaves and bright green color that people grow for lawns and pastures

Grass that stays short and survives with little rain on dry open plains

Grass that grows very tall in moist prairies

A grass people plant for animals to eat or for lawns

Grass that grows in meadows and feeds farm animals

Grass grown to make a thick, durable surface for lawns or sports fields

A low, tough grass used for lawns that needs little water

Grass that stays short and grows on dry plains

A green grass grown for health drinks, animal food, and to stop soil erosion

A grass with wide flat leaves grown for lawns and for animals to eat

A grass that lives for many years with wide flat leaves grown for animal grazing, hay, and lawns

Grass that grows in meadows and wet places

A grass used for lawns and animal feed in warm areas

A tall rough grass that grows in meadows and roadsides and is used for hay

A common wild grass that looks like the oat plant and grows in meadows

Young green leaves of the barley plant used as a health food such as powder or juice

A grass plant grown for food grains like wheat or rice

A thin grass with hair-like leaves that grows in fields and meadows

A European grass that grows as a weed and has sharp seeds that can injure farm animals that eat it

A coarse annual grass often found as a weed in fields and gardens

A rough grass that grows as a common yard weed with thin flower spikes

A tall grass that spreads by creeping roots and feeds animals but can be a farm pest

A person who pretends to be friendly but secretly harms or tricks you

A person who does not know much yet about a job or task

Wait too long to act and miss a chance

A very quiet place where even the smallest sounds seem noticeable

Grass that grows tall in wet, rich places

A piece of clothing made from long grass worn for Pacific Island dances

Ordinary people in a community who support or begin change at the local level

A strong grass from North American prairies that turns bronze in autumn

A grass that grows along the ground and is used for lawns and fields for animals

A European grass with long underground roots that spreads quickly and becomes a common weed

An area with grass growing on it

A grass with a sweet smell that grows near water

Grass that stays short and survives with little rain on dry open plains

A tough grass with strong roots that grows on sandy shores and stops sand dunes from moving

A low, tough grass used for lawns that needs little water

A tall tropical grass with a strong lemon smell used in cooking and tea

Grass that grows in meadows and feeds farm animals

A grass often grown for lawns or animal feed

A grass grown for grain or animal feed

A green grass grown for health drinks, animal food, and to stop soil erosion

A grass with fine leaves used for lawns and golf greens

A fine grass used for lawns and for smooth golf greens

A grass planted to feed animals and prevent soil erosion along banks

A plant that lives for many years with long leaves like grass and tall stalks of white flowers

A rough annual grass grown for edible seeds, animal feed, and wildlife food

A grass with blue-green leaves often used for lawns and fields

A small plant with narrow, grass-like leaves and blue flowers related to irises

A grass whose seeds are used to feed pet birds like canaries

A grass from Europe that spreads easily and is a common weed

A wild grass that grows in farm fields and causes problems for crops

A grass that has curved flower spikes and long stiff hairs under each small flower

Grasses that grow in separate clumps instead of in one continuous area

A grass with spiny seeds that stick to animals and can hurt bare feet

A tough grass from North America with leaves that turn pale bronze in autumn

A tall grass used to make brooms

A grass that grows in dense clumps and feeds livestock

A grass from the Canary Islands with seeds people use to feed caged birds

A grass plant grown for food grains like wheat or rice

A grass that grows in thick mats and is used for lawns and golf courses

A tall plant grown for strong fiber used to make rope and cloth

A grass from Spain with fine, feathery flower heads used in dried bouquets

A plant that grows in bogs with white fluffy seed heads

A small plant with edible leaves high in vitamin C that sailors used to prevent scurvy

A plant that grows in bogs with soft white tufts on its stems

A tall grass that grows in marshes near the sea and helps hold the soil

A grass with stems that spread along the ground and root, often a weed in lawns

A creeping grass with spiky heads like a bird's foot that often grows as a weed

A soft grass with velvety leaves that spreads across meadows and woods

An Australian grass that lives for many years and has long spikes like a windmill

A grass from Eurasia that farmers grow for animal feed and to stop soil erosion

A small fern with thin curly leaves that grow in tight groups

A rare small fern with thin curled leaves that grows in thick clumps on the ground

A tall grass often grown for animal feed in warm regions

A plant that lives for many years with pink or purple flowers in eastern North America

A strong plant that spreads quickly and is used for lawns and pastures in warm places

A grass from Europe that spreads quickly by stems under the ground and is a weed in North America

A creeping grass with finger-like spikes used for grazing in dry places

A grass from South Africa that grows in clumps and is often planted to stop soil erosion

A herb from the southeastern United States with rough outer flower parts and small white flowers

A tall grass that spreads underground and is used for animal food but is a harmful weed

A plant with grasslike leaves that grows in salty or alkaline soil

A fast-growing water plant with long grass-like leaves that forms thick floating mats

A grasslike plant that lives for many years with star-shaped flowers that grows in North America

A plant that grows in shallow water or marshes and can poison farm animals

A group of small grass-like plants that grow in wet places such as marshes

A grass used for lawns and animal feed in warm places

A tough grass used for pasture and lawns in warm dry places

A grass that grows wild along roads and hedges and is often a weed

Young green leaves of the barley plant used as a health food such as powder or juice

A common weed grass that farmers sometimes cut for hay or feed animals

A common wild grass that grows in wet farm fields and that animals sometimes eat

A tall grass from Australia with long thin stalks often used for hay

A tall Australian plant with a thick trunk and long grasslike leaves

A coarse grass like oats that stays green all year on roadsides and meadows

A grass from Europe that grows on sand and holds dunes together

A grass from Europe and Asia grown on dry plains to feed animals and stop soil washing away

A grass with wide flat leaves grown for lawns and for animals to eat