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creeping soft grass

 

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Noun creeping soft grass has 1 sense
  1. creeping soft grass, Holcus mollis - European perennial grass with soft velvety foliage
    --1 is a kind of grass

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Creeping Soft Grass

Description

Creeping Soft Grass refers to a low-growing, perennial grass that is known for its soft and delicate texture. This grass typically spreads by creepers or stolons and forms a lush, green carpet-like ground cover.

Senses

Noun: Creeping Soft Grass

1. A plant with soft and creeping stems, often used as ground cover in gardens.

Example sentence: The creeping soft grass added a beautiful touch to the garden, creating a soothing and inviting atmosphere.

Adjective: Creeping Soft Grass

1. Describing the soft texture or appearance of a particular grass that spreads through creeping stems.

Example sentence: The garden featured a variety of creeping soft grasses, each offering a different shade of green and texture.

Verb: Creeping Soft Grass

1. The act of grass spreading slowly and steadily through creeping stems, as a characteristic trait.

Example sentence: The creeping soft grass gradually filled in the empty spots of the lawn, creating a thick and luscious carpet of green.

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