Grass or other herbage for grazing livestock to feed on; = pasturage, n. 3a.

Long grass left uncut or ungrazed in fields or pastures, esp. that used for winter grazing. Also: coarse or dead grass. Now historical and rare.

Law. All that grows upon or covers the land, with the exception of trees; one or other of the products of land, such as grass or corn.

concrete. That which clothes or covers. = vesture, n. 2. Obsolete. rare.

Grass or other herbage for grazing livestock to feed on; = pasture, n. 5. Also (occasionally) in extended use.

†(a) A grazing or causing (cattle) to graze; also, the privilege or right of grazing. Obsolete. †(b) Feeding-ground; pasture land. Obsolete. (c)…

The herbage of a forest, or the right to it. Cf. herbage, n. 3. Obsolete.

A second crop or new growth of grass after the first has been mown; = aftermath, n. 1. Also: grass sown on arable land.

†(a) grass, or a species of grass, that does not grow naturally in a locality and must be sown (obsolete); (b) a synthetic material made to resemble…

In plural. Grasses which do not grow naturally in a locality and must be sown. Occasionally also: land sown with such grasses or with a cereal…

transferred. Rich or rank grass growing where the land has been manured in this way, or, by extension, where it has been flooded (water-tath). ? Obs…

(a) vegetation, foliage; green vegetables or salad leaves; also in plural; (b) slang (originally and chiefly U.S.) cash, money; frequently with the.