Field
Grass
Grass noun - Narrow-leaved green herbage: grown as lawns; used as pasture for grazing animals; cut and dried as hay.
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Synonyms for Grass
Field and grass are semantically related in grassland topic. Sometimes you can use "Field" instead a noun "Grass", if it concerns topics such as lawn.
How words are described
| high | high field | high grass |
| normal | normal field | normal grass |
| natural | natural field | natural grass |
| certain | certain field | certain grass |
| Other adjectives: artificial, open, strong, dense, little, white, new, nearby, red, surrounding. | ||
Common collocations
| waves | field waves | grass waves |
Both words in one sentence
- Scott Norwood's famous kick was a 47-yard field goal on grass, and he was not good at kicking field goals on grass (not to mention, while nowhere near impossible, a 47-yarder no chip shot either).
Source: Mis-blamed - Originally track and field (and in some cases bike racing) was enjoying similar popularity as soccer and adding a patch of dirt ash or grass in the middle of a track and field track was seen as efficient use of space and resources.
Source: Master of None -
Grass Pledge + Fire Pledge = fire on the opponent's field, damaging all non-Fire Pokemon.
Source: Field Power Effect
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