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Meaning of quick grass

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quick grass (n)

European grass spreading rapidly by creeping rhizomes; naturalized in North America as a weed

quick grass Sentence Examples

  1. The garden's quick grass rapidly spread, covering the bare patches in no time.
  2. The meadow was carpeted in a lush blanket of quick grass, providing a vibrant backdrop for wildflowers.
  3. The lawn's quick grass grew so quickly that it required constant mowing to maintain its pristine appearance.
  4. The goats grazed contentedly on the sweet quick grass, their bellies full and their spirits light.
  5. The children played hide-and-seek amidst the towering quick grass, their laughter echoing through the field.
  6. The hikers trekked through the dense undergrowth, the quick grass slowing their progress but offering a sense of seclusion.
  7. The farmer sowed the quick grass seeds, knowing that they would germinate and grow in a matter of days.
  8. The quick grass on the sports field was specially designed to withstand heavy use and remain resilient throughout the season.
  9. The campsite was surrounded by quick grass, providing a soft and comfortable ground cover for weary travelers.
  10. The lawn care company sprayed the quick grass with fertilizer, promoting its rapid growth and verdant color.

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European grass spreading rapidly by creeping rhizomes; naturalized in North America as a weed

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The garden's quick grass rapidly spread, covering the bare patches in no time.

The meadow was carpeted in a lush blanket of quick grass, providing a vibrant backdrop for wildflowers.

The lawn's quick grass grew so quickly that it required constant mowing to maintain its pristine appearance.

The goats grazed contentedly on the sweet quick grass, their bellies full and their spirits light.