What is the plural form of grass?

Answer 1

The collective nouns for grass are:

• a tuft of grass
• a patch of grass
• a field of grass
• a meadow of grass
• a bag of grass (clippings)

Answer 2

The plural form of the noun 'grain' is grains.

Answer 3

Grass is a collective term. It is normally only pluralized to glasses when referring to different types of grass.

If you want to refer to a single piece of grass then you would normally say a blade of grass.

Answer 4

Grass is actually a singular and plural, such as referring to all of the grass of a lawn or a park simply as 'the grass'. The individual grass plants that make up the lawn are also called grass. However, when you are referring to different types of grass, you use grasses. For example, 'The grasses that do well in this climate are Inland and Bermuda.'

Answer 5

The noun grass is an uncountable (mass) noun.

The plural noun grasses is a word specifically for 'types of' or 'kinds of' multiple species of grass.

Answer 6

The word 'grassy' is the adjective form of the noun grass.

The noun form of the adjective 'grassy' is grassiness.

Answer 7

The plural of grass may be either grass or grasses.

Answer 8

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Answer 9

a clump of grass

Answer 10

swarm