Converse of object

• mow: Site on mown grass more than 1 acre in size.

• munch: We left pops tethered at the farm happily munching grass.

Adjective modifier

• ornamental: Ornamental grasses are an important part of the autumn garden, giving structure, form and texture.

• coarse: In my native Suffolk the cowslip meadows have long given way to the coarse grass used for silage.

• tall: On and on through the tall green grass, their plumes touched by the wind of death.

• lemon: Yogi Tea Green Jasmine A delicate blend of Green Jasmine and ginger, lemon grass and lemon verbena.

• lush: It's floored by a pasture of lush green grass that could almost be used as a tennis court.

• rough: I fancy the idea of natural-looking, possibly rather rough, grass at this end of the garden, near the trees.

Modifies a noun

• verge: Can someone explain please the Councils policy on parking on grass verges?

• root: The way we are working with people at a very grass roots level.

• cutting: Grass cutting Use the online form to report problems with grass cutting in your area.

• clipping: Use a woven mesh black polythene mulch, grass clippings, straw or bark applied to wet soil in early spring.

• snake: Look out too for grass snake soaking up the sun close to the footpath.

• pollen: The little devils collect the grass pollen for their honey, which is supposed to contain a fair dosage of THC.

Noun used with modifier

• marram: Damage has already been done to the area as marram grass has had little chance to seed naturally on the dunes.

• rye: The only species which would not be particularly welcome in a wildflower meadow was rye grass which can be very vigorous and competitive.

• couch: There is a grass like a bigger and tougher couch grass, growing around the trees.

• tussock: The breeding season starts with the male birds coming ashore in September to build their nests of stones among the tussock grass.

• moor: Sections of lagg remain, typically dominated by purple moor grass.

• canary: Fens around lough margins may have common reed or reed canary grass.