goat grass (Meaning)

Wordnet

goat grass (n)

European grass naturalized as a weed in North America; sharp-pointed seeds cause injury when eaten by livestock

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The goat grass in the pasture was a lush green, providing ample sustenance for the grazing herd.
The sharp blades of goat grass cut the sheep's hooves, making it difficult for them to walk.
The goats eagerly devoured the succulent goat grass, ignoring the other vegetation nearby.
The seeds of goat grass spread easily by wind and animals, colonizing new areas rapidly.
The goat grass grew tall and thick, forming dense patches that obscured the view of the meadow.
The farmer mowed the goat grass to control its spread and prevent it from choking out other plants.
The goat grass was an important source of food for wildlife, such as rabbits and deer.
The root system of goat grass was extensive, helping to stabilize soil and prevent erosion.
The goat grass had a distinctive aroma that wafted through the air when it was cut or trampled.
The goat grass proved to be a hardy and persistent plant, thriving in both moist and arid environments.

European grass naturalized as a weed in North America; sharp-pointed seeds cause injury when eaten by livestock

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The goat grass in the pasture was a lush green, providing ample sustenance for the grazing herd.

The sharp blades of goat grass cut the sheep's hooves, making it difficult for them to walk.

The goats eagerly devoured the succulent goat grass, ignoring the other vegetation nearby.

The seeds of goat grass spread easily by wind and animals, colonizing new areas rapidly.