Wheatgrass Definition

wētgrăs, hwēt-
noun
Any of several grasses, especially of the genera Agropyron and Elymus, grown as pasture and fodder for livestock.
American Heritage Medicine
The young leaves of common wheat, often processed into juice or powder and used as a dietary supplement.
American Heritage Medicine
Synonyms:
  • wheat-grass

Origin of Wheatgrass

Wheatgrass Sentence Examples

  • This is undoubtedly the best manual wheatgrass juicer in our range.

  • And we all know about those that optimize for cost and nutrition but the resulting food tastes awful; I have consumed enough wheatgrass to attest to this.

  • A pine, wheat, or wheatgrass based litter is safe, will track less, provides better odor control, and will not harm your kitten if a little bit is ingested.

  • You can grow a variety of different sprouts using the kits, such as the common alfalfa and buckwheat sprouts; wheatgrass, bean sprouts, and even broccoli sprouts.

  • Additional online sprout kit vendors include The Sprout People and Wheatgrass Kits.

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