mown

Object

• grass: Site on mown grass more than 1 acre in size.
• turf: Tests are carried out in a number of areas including close mown fine turf.
• verge: The cost of maintaining amenity grasslands and mown roadside verges has prompted authorities to find cheaper ways of managing these areas.

Preposition: on

• basis: The banks of ditches can be scythed or mown on a rotational basis, always leaving some uncut areas.

Preposition: once

• year: Certain routes may only get mown once a year and others more.

Modifying Another Word

• freshly: A rough measurement of the speed of the freshly mown lawns was 9.9 seconds on the Plummer scale.
• neatly: To allow them to be neatly mown obstructions should not be placed on the grass area.
• regularly: Unfortunately, the land within Johnson's Field itself has been recently, regularly mown resulting in much of the interest there being lost.
• newly: Just by trimming the edges a lawn can appear to be newly mown.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• down: They were mown down from the heights in narrow valleys with steep cliffs.