Grassy
ˈɡrɑːsi
Definitions
2 meaningsCovered with or resembling grass; full of grass.
ˈɡrɑːsi
Covered with or resembling grass.
The children played on the grassy hill.
💡 Simply: Grassy means something is covered in green grass, like a field or your lawn. Imagine you're walking in a field, and it's all covered in soft, green grass! That's grassy!
👶 For kids: Covered in grass!
More Examples
We sat on a grassy knoll and enjoyed the view.
The park had a large, grassy area for dogs to run around.
How It's Used
"The grassy meadows were perfect for a picnic."
"Grassy areas provide habitats for various insects."
Having the characteristics of grass, such as a specific smell or flavor.
ˈɡrɑːsi
Relating to or reminiscent of grass.
The olive oil had a grassy aroma.
💡 Simply: Sometimes things have a 'grassy' taste or smell. It's like the scent of freshly cut grass or a bit of that taste in your olive oil!
👶 For kids: Smelling or tasting a little bit like grass.
More Examples
The tea possessed a grassy flavour.
The wine had a grassy characteristic.
How It's Used
"The olive oil had a grassy flavor."
"The perfume had a grassy note."
Synonyms & Antonyms
Synonyms
Antonyms
From "grass" + "-y". "Grass" itself comes from Old English "græs".
The word "grassy" has been used for centuries to describe landscapes and objects covered in or similar to grass.
Memory tip
Think of a field, covered in grass, like a green carpet.
Word Origin
"grass"