‘In subsequent years, plant additional perennials and _grasses_ to fill gaps and replace annuals.’

‘Bulbs can be planted in turf _grasses_ which are about a year-and-a-half mature, with no damage to the roots.’

‘He then asked who the drug dealer was and when he found out he said, ’I wouldn’t do it for him anyway because he’s a _grass_ and his supplier’s a _grass_ .″’

‘It’s based on an old tramp, he is a total down and out drunk, he’s a _grass_ and soon finds out that his life is going to end in a fire.’

‘Marijuana ( _grass_ , pot, weed) is the common name for a crude drug made from the plant Cannabis sativa.’

‘I would like to start with my personal experience with _grass_ and Cannabis.’

‘The van started shifting towards the right, slowly pushing Pete into the curb, leaving him nowhere to go except on the _grass_ .’

‘Landon put the sleeping bag down on the _grass_ and crawled inside.’

‘the farms were mostly given over to _grass_ ’

‘All the land is under _grass_ and the agent suggests there is room for an extension to the existing property, subject to planning permission.’

‘The farmer of the field behind us is growing a crop of _grass_ for seed.’

‘But it was not too hard to do this at this time of year when wild _grass_ grew abundantly in the fields.’

‘anglers _grassed_ 294 trout’

‘But home is where the heart is, and the season will not be complete until I have _grassed_ a salmon by a field that I can view from my window.’

‘the railway tracks were mostly _grassed_ over’

‘With excellent indoor/outdoor flow, the patio and _grassed_ areas are idyllic and on fine, cold days, outdoor heaters take the chill out of al fresco relaxation.’

‘Cows _grassed_ , birds sang and everything was a bliss.’

‘Given the high cost of concentrates this winter the early turnout of cows to _grass_ this spring is likely to be an important aim on many farms.’

‘someone had _grassed_ on the thieves’

‘she threatened to _grass_ me up’

‘The big man has been in the thick of the action during the ill-tempered series and his chief tormentor _grassed_ him on two, the slip-up proving costly for the home side.’