sour grass (Meaning)

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sour grass (n)

any of certain coarse weedy plants with long taproots, sometimes used as table greens or in folk medicine

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The sour grass grazed by the goats imparted a peculiar tang to their milk.
The children avoided the sour grass patch in the meadow, as its bitter taste made it unpleasant to eat.
The chemical compounds in sour grass give it a characteristic tart flavor.
The sour grass grew in abundance along the forest edge, covering the ground in a thick, acidic carpet.
The hikers stumbled through the sour grass, their boots crunching on its wiry stalks.
The sour grass served as a natural deterrent to foraging animals, protecting fragile wildflowers nearby.
Scientists studied the sour grass to understand its unique adaptation to infertile soils.
The sour grass's resilience to harsh conditions made it a topic of interest for ecologists.
The cattle grazing in the pasture ignored the sour grass, preferring the sweeter varieties.
The sour grass's pungent scent permeated the air, creating a distinct pungency in the surroundings.

any of certain coarse weedy plants with long taproots, sometimes used as table greens or in folk medicine

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The sour grass grazed by the goats imparted a peculiar tang to their milk.

The children avoided the sour grass patch in the meadow, as its bitter taste made it unpleasant to eat.

The chemical compounds in sour grass give it a characteristic tart flavor.

The sour grass grew in abundance along the forest edge, covering the ground in a thick, acidic carpet.