Describing Wordsfor Grass

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Here are some adjectives for grass: tough reedy, wet scant, lush hybrid, especially high and thick, dark-green aboriginal, rough, tall, lush tall, short bright-green, dead and wilted, coarse high, sparse, tall, pale rough, mundane blue, withered, frosty, tall lush, pale coarse, immaculate emerald, rich, succulent, dry, stubby, same, brown, well-trampled brown, rich, emerald, dry scanty, sodden dead, mostly taller, high coarse, brown, lifeless, short, dead, grey shaven, coarse dead. You can get the definitions of these grass adjectives by clicking on them. You might also like some words related to grass (and find more here).

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Words to Describe grass

Below is a list of describing words for grass. You can sort the descriptive words by uniqueness or commonness using the button above. Sorry if there's a few unusual suggestions! The algorithm isn't perfect, but it does a pretty good job for most common nouns. Here's the list of words that can be used to describe grass:

tough reedy wet scant lush hybrid especially high and thick dark-green aboriginal rough, tall lush tall short bright-green dead and wilted coarse high sparse, tall pale rough mundane blue withered, frosty tall lush pale coarse immaculate emerald rich, succulent dry, stubby same, brown well-trampled brown rich, emerald dry scanty sodden dead mostly taller high coarse brown, lifeless short, dead grey shaven coarse dead wretched wiry deep aromatic rich, slick
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bristly dry complex, velvety sparse, wilted terribly cold and wet same ten-foot suspiciously tall already sweet-smelling feathery, woodland much tall green wiry high rigid far green-brown coarse, high dry slippery sparse dry lush emerald extremely lush sodden, dead high, uncut short and very fine lush, new-mown tall, windswept sharp, hardy raw, stiff golden, sun-drenched luxurious soft deep lush lush long tough, short strangely lush wilted or sour queerly pale slowly greening dry slick dry and slick unkempt emerald shaggy, yellowish true, upland coarse withered partially green slippery sunburnt finest dry deepest and most tangled dank woodland coarse wild high withered low, bluish hardy colorless rough soft overhead, green coarse sparse tall wet ever-present long deep, sun-browned cool, lush muddy, short aside long green fake short, rich sun-browned and dusty coarse tall dry, wispy tall windless tall coarse rough, reedy short trodden greener and sweeter vernal, hungarian earlier withered scant and dusty greenest imaginable tangled and long wet, blood-stained stout cereal nevertheless excellent and abundant new-mown tall soft suspiciously green coarse dry dry, shredded little sparse short tough tall, wet long lush ankle-deep green dry, whitish shorter, greener ice-free, lush brown wiry stiff, late-summer tall, sodden special high-protein least and good wavy, bleached long and feathered leftover green braided dry tough purple sweet-smelling green orange flavored lush symbolic still fresh and full low, amber yellowish dead spindly wild high-pitched triple yellow, motionless short aromatic much reedy soft formosan sweet-scented vernal yellow dried-up wiry, unprofitable tall tangled stiff, withered scanty coarse short fresh green, tempting smooth coarse harsh and yellow-green short dried-up short, dark-green already rich and high bright, reedy coarse, native deep, wiry dank reedy high wiry long and too thin well-known cereal tall dry low silky short wiry long coarse tall, dry velvety orange abundant rich coarse, dark-green short, bleached wispy pink ridiculously green high unkempt autumn-touched green and fresher tall rich thick tough tall, coarse deep, lush blue native coarse broad cool, short high, coarse sparse brown harsh silvery sun-kissed wild lush native uneven stumpy coarse, yellowish wild, late-summer fresh lush long and feathery rough reedy hardy grey high wind-driven vision--peripheral dead wet stiff, reedy stiff, dry tall upland thick, late-summer always green and lush sparse and stingy yellow, withered sparse, brownish tough, withered gray tough mild and green bleached autumnal baked, dead stubby wild short and well-behaved feathery tall shoulder-high orange sweeter, red dead, yellow-brown prickly dark-green full and tall tall, noisy slippery sodden stupid sharp sweet short crisp, tough tough, scrawny soft, frosty tall, moist annual ornamental hardy-annual ornamental fine but short rather fine but short sodden soggy meal and young scanty, tangled reedy coarse short, sun-baked thick nutritious tolerably succulent sour and wiry lush, juicy smooth, frosty pure and pliant long, aquatic brown but nutritious now brown and crisp blue joint rather finer and softer grass-roots, fine verdant irish ther dry green, coarse wet and delectable sparse short tangled tall immensely high and thick new quarter-inch tasteless dry high, dank short scant hardy, wiry rough, withered rich tall braided sweet also rich and deep sweet-smelling vernal dry uncut feathered, flowered worcestershire good quite crisp and soft humble, companionable dead, baked easily dry admirable and green withered, undulating scanty, yellowish bare and trodden scant bleached sweet-smelling new coarse, decayed dried-up moonlit more and sweeter fallow, more shaggy, red lush, fresh now green and vigorous scant and wiry scant silvery dry but very nutritious somewhat sooty high sweet-smelling lush unshaven young short scant yellowish short, fresh ideally green rich, sweet-smelling wooded and good well wooded and good coarse uncut strong reedy tall, abundant coarse perennial diffuse perennial robust, perennial elegant annual leafy perennial uncut, withered sparse, colorless sunshiny rich dense coarse fine bright-green coarse luxurious withered and even scorched slippery, dead lush, uncut reddish, brushy still luscious scant coarse pale rumpled gay and dauntless elastic, dry common and unnoticed young velvety tall, brittle sacrosanct municipal tall and ragged thorological greenish and fragrant still greenish and fragrant silvery woodland coarse, noxious plentiful purple grey aquatic withered lifeless lush tangled arid yellowish still green and plentiful scented vernal feverish soft fertile native scarce and less ragged, unhealthy dry tall crisp rough coarse aromatic uninhabited, long ago best sweet-smelling native ripe tall crisp and brittle wiry, worthless hot lush shoal blue dusty, long doubly cool and green doubly cool green ritual dry and scented scanty, miserable stiff or wiry algerian reedy crisp whitened together tough already dry and crisp pale, scant fresh, slippery fragrant perennial glossy wild consequently short and thin consequently short scorched and dusty succulent, rich sunburnt scented ragged unhealthy mid towering lavender or sweet still green and soft scorched short green, unturned tough, sun-bleached great, broad and rich deep and sopping delightfully green and beautiful timbered and partly open generally long and coarse moist, bleached scanty wiry scanty sunburnt short and withered green but short fresher and finer sparse, native short moist quite dry and withered already rich and heavy bleached wintry nevertheless excellent doubtless ripe luscious velvety yellow, wiry sparse, brown high and still green yellow and poor long, unwholesome rawly green plentiful soft finest and most delicious warm, coarse raspberry and coarse sudden, green partially withered dead or partially withered dark-green, wind-swept perennial european hardy cereal short dry brittle yellow high, wet long bleached sparse reddish brown wintry rich, tall-growing long juicy short green short sweet dry golden mostly wild dry short green terrestrial lush, wet tall yellowish snowy brown together strong dank, dead cool, long greenest and softest wet, fragrant scraggly purple empty wet just uninterrupted rich long verdant young tall, harsh soft lush short slimy coarse, perennial coarse unprofitable kraal or great bleached and tattered curious fluffy renowned blue dry native especially perfect tall, undulating coarse and wiry thick fresh long dappled thin and poor coarse long short withered thick, lush withered long sparse, thin long dank mainly high thick and deep sometimes golden rich, tall still fresh and green long ripe short and slippery long reedy canadian blue tall annual coarse, wild grey moonlit short fine short, tough thick, cool coarse, tall high wet wiry green coarse reedy dry, sweet-smelling improbably green short, slick soggy wet unkempt yellow short, sweet high dead thick, tall tough, dry sparse yellow stiff dry coarse wiry soft short long dry dry yellow smooth short fine, short short, coarse short new coarse, wiry moon-splashed green short brittle, blue shortest, smoothest green, pliant stubby yellow-green dry brittle brittle dry tough, mean-spirited amazingly green and lush suspiciously lush harsh wet incredibly green always cheap and available shorter, wiry scrawny brownish sparse pink new sparse lush upland tall, moonlit uncommon british tall sun-bleached cool wiry short succulent tawny dry spongy, cold deep enamelled tallest, greenest cool, scratchy sumptuous, windswept blond dry spongy fake brittle, yellow local ornamental rather harsh and rough sonic green daylight-impossibly green broad and useless sparse flat impossibly lush and verdant tall yellow-green nearest succulent long, dank silky smoky dry, wiry still crisp and sparkling immaculate, thick unending yellow velvety yellow new yellow-green visible, dead or emergent dead or emergent sun-warmed brown greenest, softest long, itchy thick, new-mown tough, sparse dry wiry wild, stringy warm new-mown high, pliant short dead wet, dead plentiful dry lavender, fresh rusty, stubby rangely lush softer and better sharp tropical sun-drenched brown thin sun-browned tall, crisp sandy sour rich but sparse pleasantly wet own and green black reedy more untenanted short, fine yellow dusty wonderful, thick lush yellow hardy, rough already high and brown coarse, dead empty trodden overhead, sweet-smelling salty, windswept coarse, rich violently green normally emerald new lush sparse wild tall and unkempt stiff blue-green still wet and cool tough wiry tall seedy dusty dry lush thick thick sylvan pallid bluish spindly amber tall, scratchy wet, thick spicily fragrant wet, lush grass-real treacherous wet high lush scarlet alien high, plush sparse, sodden short, sparse just knee-deep bitter, dead lush, emerald deliriously green almost electric or stinging fluorescent, green short, green and yellow slick, sparse uncut wet brown and crusty short, soggy metaphysical or metaphorical soft, moon-washed tall, soft short bluish thin, shady soggy, noisy wet, brittle strange buoyant energetic, sinewy fragrant high green and profuse short, fragrant brittle, colorless unkempt long tall, scarlet wet, high greenest sweetest gray diseased dirty, litter-strewn “smelly green just lush taller, rougher bloodstained and scorched concrete, thick lush, dank still dry and withered rather short and dry tangled dank soft tall lofty, reedy pungent wet clean, short invaluable but uncomfortable annual, ornamental green and reddish seemingly withered productive and nutritive crisp silvery tall nutritious brown, yellowish now coarse thy limber tangled, dead dead aquatic wet, withered greenest green feathery pale crisp short fresh, long small but helpless young lush whitish, coarse scant, wiry green, juicy brown, lumpy limp, frost-bitten tall moist yellow dead long uncut coarse, vivid high, sun-warmed green, thick wretched, thin abundant green low mid rough, wind-blown infernal tangled heavy, ripe high bleached sparse, fresh dry and ripe fairly nutritious short verdant coarse, reedy wiry, harsh succulent coarse richly succulent crisp long elastic wiry rich perennial overhead, velvety cool lush yellow tangled tall perennial stout perennial common succulent delicate and small short, slippery short slippery wiry short sparkling sunny still brown and dead partly coarse soft, wilted dreary, plain sparse, wiry uncut fresh yellow, dead exceptionally thick and dry prickly bushy perennial artificial coarse, scanty smooth, emerald softest and most perfect short pliant tall, yellow-green open and hard short nutritious wet and spongy pleasant and sacred surprisingly brittle tall and bleached short ripe vivid, wet partly rich perhaps tall still pale and dead new perennial frail, new finer shorter broad tough dank, sodden brown wispy stiff, scant tall and dry luscious blue tangled, uncut rich and shaggy exquisitely fresh and green tallest rankest stubbly bleached tough long lush wet coarse, thin short, dusty purple ornamental long and dried-up bad and rough sparse reedy peaceful, moist unbroken open drowsy, scented long, ripe bleached tawny short emerald red delicate full, nutritious tall bleached large and beautifully bright yellow and dry principally dry beautiful scented long parasitic short brittle pale, coarse fine wiry thin rough impenetrable high poor spare delicately green and juicy deep tall moist and reedy immensely long and thick necessary and precious overly mature wet, new-mown greenest and loveliest greenest and finest brilliant but unpalatable lush heavy sweetly succulent crisp, luscious silky, fine short, late valuable nutritious rich, long large and aromatic soft and vivid visible, wild purest fine dry, snowy ripe upstanding dusky upland fresh green long harsh tall brown green, green brown withered soft, green enough dry sweet juicy thin coarse thin wiry soft dry new, wet tall, reedy long wet short, green richly green dry grey sweet green little spiked thick, dead hard, wiry short, wiry tall, lush coarse stiff sweet vernal long brownish high, yellow short, dry dead, pale long, lush dry brownish tall tough densely thick glad, green slender annual tall, frosty already green still wintry soft verdant long, dead long rich tall reddish green, reedy tall tawny stubby brown long, sweet-smelling green new scorched brown prickly blue sweet, short softest and greenest good, green thick and wet bleached yellow long, bleached wet, coarse new and fragrant scraggly wild green happy short coarse wet new badly mangled heavy open long, coarse short scanty dry, yellow flat, high gray, thin high, brown fine short bleached and withered tall dead late green thick reedy other, tall alien purple unkempt brown sparse, coarse wet and green obscenely bright tough, coarse coarse, sparse short, yellowish long fresh enchanting green dry fibrous loose, shallow short, hearty green, native tall hot green, spongy long luscious quite crisp warm, short grey withered native or indigenous green, luscious lush, warm dry, wild indifferent natural already yellow wet good short sparse dense tall green juicy wet, juicy finer, softer dry, tawny short rich smoothest, greenest lush soft green and velvety still greenish succulent wild rough, stumpy brilliant norwegian fine perfumed tall, top-heavy yellow withered chiefly tall long sloppy rich, hard soft slick juicy fresh long, uncut nutritious native fine bearded coarse, long top, short soft, wiry microscopic yellow bleached grey green fruitful tall, wild little scanty forth green soft green tall african deep fresh raw gray short silvery green, bright lush green rich green dead brown tough, wiry dry brown mostly brown high stiff bad domestic prickly dry already fresh nearest tall skeletal brown sweet fat short, new smooth, short slender perennial ever fresh and green short, withered wild, coarse aside tall little wilted much short tall wild thick velvety long, dry rough, sandy dry pale smooth emerald sunny golden withered green fine dry short crisp soft and brilliant stiff high six-inch high long wiry high reedy good green dry soft short wet dry and withered sweet, green short young long whitened tall ripe rough dry

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Words to Describe grass

As you've probably noticed, adjectives for "grass" are listed above. According to the algorithm that drives this website, the top 5 adjectives for "grass" are: tough reedy, wet scant, lush hybrid, especially high and thick, and dark-green aboriginal. There are 995 other words to describe grass listed above. Hopefully the above generated list of words to describe grass suits your needs.

If you're getting strange results, it may be that your query isn't quite in the right format. The search box should be a simple word or phrase, like "tiger" or "blue eyes". A search for words to describe "people who have blue eyes" will likely return zero results. So if you're not getting ideal results, check that your search term, "grass" isn't confusing the engine in this manner.

Note also that if there aren't many grass adjectives, or if there are none at all, it could be that your search term has an abiguous part-of-speech. For example, the word "blue" can be an noun and an adjective. This confuses the engine and so you might not get many adjectives describing it. I may look into fixing this in the future. You might also be wondering: What type of word is grass?

Describing Words

The idea for the Describing Words engine came when I was building the engine for Related Words (it's like a thesaurus, but gives you a much broader set of related words, rather than just synonyms). While playing around with word vectors and the "HasProperty" API of conceptnet, I had a bit of fun trying to get the adjectives which commonly describe a word. Eventually I realised that there's a much better way of doing this: parse books!

Project Gutenberg was the initial corpus, but the parser got greedier and greedier and I ended up feeding it somewhere around 100 gigabytes of text files - mostly fiction, including many contemporary works. The parser simply looks through each book and pulls out the various descriptions of nouns.

Hopefully it's more than just a novelty and some people will actually find it useful for their writing and brainstorming, but one neat little thing to try is to compare two nouns which are similar, but different in some significant way - for example, gender is interesting: "woman" versus "man" and "boy" versus "girl". On an inital quick analysis it seems that authors of fiction are at least 4x more likely to describe women (as opposed to men) with beauty-related terms (regarding their weight, features and general attractiveness). In fact, "beautiful" is possibly the most widely used adjective for women in all of the world's literature, which is quite in line with the general unidimensional representation of women in many other media forms. If anyone wants to do further research into this, let me know and I can give you a lot more data (for example, there are about 25000 different entries for "woman" - too many to show here).

The blueness of the results represents their relative frequency. You can hover over an item for a second and the frequency score should pop up. The "uniqueness" sorting is default, and thanks to my Complicated Algorithm™, it orders them by the adjectives' uniqueness to that particular noun relative to other nouns (it's actually pretty simple). As you'd expect, you can click the "Sort By Usage Frequency" button to adjectives by their usage frequency for that noun.

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