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cut-grass
[kuht-gras, -grahs]
noun
any of several grasses having blades with rough edges, especially grasses of the genus Leersia.
51³Ō¹Ļ History and Origins
Origin of cut-grass1
Example Sentences
To confirm the suspicion, the team sprayed cut-grass smellāa mix of three volatile chemicalsāonto fields that hadnāt been mowed recently.
He loved that territory right down to the cut-grass, dry-dust smell of it.
Across the city, on the other side of the hills, āthe Olympics of urbanisationā, Habitat III ā a once-every-20-years United Nations conference to discuss the future of the planetās cities ā has landed with a bureaucratic bang on the pristine, cut-grass lawns of central Quitoās El Arbolito park.
That cut-grass scent, cis-3-hexanol, is called leaf alcohol.
Spikelet very flat, its two bracts closely folded together Cut-grass, Leersia oryzoides. 18c.
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