🌱 A grass area 🌱 To plant grass

to lawn

7.7

To plant grass to make an area for people to walk or play

verb
/lɔn/

: sembrar césped

Your wife will say that you do better than she does dishes, Mow the lawn or take out trash.

Examples

I mean, these guys are not exactly committed to lawn care.

Surfer, Dude (2008)
I'll mow your lawn in an England shirt if they score.
The the landscape contractors for Detroit, it used to be every week they literally just start lawn mowing, lawn boom, boom.
Brown lawns.

Fiction book (2000)
Up next, a company called Yar Mow has unveiled the world's first year round multi purpose intelligent yard robot that can mow the lawn and clear the snow.
He decided to mow the lawn every Saturday to keep the yard looking neat.
After the rain, it's the perfect time to mow the lawn for a clean appearance.
She loves to mow the lawn while listening to music on sunny days.

Synonyms

to sod

vsto lawn

1 5.2

To cover ground with a layer of grass and soil

means planting to establish a neat yard rather than installing ready layers

to turf

vsto lawn

1 5.1

To cover the ground with grass and its roots

focuses on planting to grow a neat yard rather than laying rolls

to grass

vsto lawn

1 4.6

To cover an area with short green plants so it looks like a lawn

is used for making a neat managed yard not general ground cover

to grass over

vsto lawn

1 3.9

Cover an area of land with short green plants like those on a lawn

focuses on making a neat managed yard rather than just covering ground

Compounds

lawn mower

32 2.1

A machine that cuts grass on a lawn

lawn chair

19 1.9

A light folding seat for sitting outside on grass

lawn dart

Archaic

4 6.8

A heavy pointed object you throw outside toward a target on the ground

lawn furniture

4 2.5

Chairs and tables used outside on a lawn or in a garden

lawn bowling

2 5.0

A game on flat grass where players roll balls to stop near a small white ball called a jack

lawn tennis

1 2.8

A sport where two or four players hit a ball over a net on a grass court

lawn party

1 2.4

A party on a grass area where people have drinks and play games

lawn tool

1 1.7

A tool for keeping a lawn tidy, like a mower or rake

lawn cart

1 2.7

A small box with wheels and a handle for carrying garden soil and tools

Korean lawn grass

7.4

A grass from East Asia grown for lawns and yards

Lawn Guyland

Slang

9.9

A humorous nickname for Long Island that refers to its lawns and suburban accent

Japanese lawn grass

5.8

A grass used for lawns in Japan, China, and warm parts of the United States

How Thorough

to sod

1 5.2

to lawn

7.7

to sow seed

14 2.2

to broadcast

Specialized

1 4.5

Surface Forms

lawn infinitive

lawned past

lawned past participle

lawning present participle

lawns third person singular

Etymology

Lawn as a verb comes from the same idea of making an open piece of land 'grassy' or neat. So to lawn a place is to cover or plant it with grass to make that tidy green area.