grassed
2.3
Covered by short green plants that grow on the ground like a lawn
- adjective
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- The park was beautifully grassed, providing a perfect spot for picnics.
Examples
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The football field is well-grassed, ensuring a smooth surface for the players.
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After the renovation, the backyard was completely grassed, enhancing its beauty.
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Just for now, just have it all grassed back here, the other side of our gazebo.
Synonyms
grassy
vsgrassed
34
1.0
An area covered with grass, like a field or lawn
is full surface coverage rather than just many plants scattered
grass-covered
vsgrassed
1
2.6
An area with grass growing on it
is the single-word participle form used for the same idea
lawned
vsgrassed
3.5
Covered with grass like a garden or park
is general natural coverage and not specifically a tended area
turfy
vsgrassed
4.9
Covered in grass or smelling like grass
is simple plant coverage, not focused on smell or surface texture
How Grassy
Surface Forms
grassed positive
Morphology
Etymology
Grassed comes from the everyday word grass, which means 'short green plants that cover the ground', plus the ending -ed meaning 'covered with'. So, to call a slope or field grassed simply says it is 'covered with grass', like a lawn or playing field.