Herbage
11herbage — noun /ˈhəːbɪdʒ/ a) Herbs collectively. The dank breath of herbage, sodden with rain, came to her; the mists were barely visible, hovering above the dark ravines. b) Herbaceous plant growth, especially grass …
12herbage — noun Date: 14th century 1. herbaceous vegetation (as grass) especially when used for grazing 2. the succulent parts of herbaceous plants …
13Herbage — Prairie (agriculture) Pour les articles homonymes, voir Prairie. En agriculture, la prairie ou pâture est une culture de plantes fourragères, principalement composée de graminées et de légumineuses, destinée à être pâturée ou fauchée (dans ce… …
14herbage — herbaged, adj. /err bij, herr /, n. 1. nonwoody vegetation. 2. the succulent parts, leaves and stems, of herbaceous plants. 3. Law. the right to pasture one s cattle on another s land. 4. Brit. vegetation grazed by animals; pasturage. [1350 1400; …
15Herbage — That which can be grazed in a forest, e.g. beech mast for pigs, which was considered separate from the land itself; later, the right of such grazing on another s land. Cf. Agist …
16Herbage — nm prairie artificielle ou pâturage Manche …
17herbage — herb·age || hÉœrbɪdÊ’ / hÉœËb n. herbs; low growing plants (i.e. grass) …
18herbage — noun 1》 herbaceous vegetation. ↘vegetation used as pasture. 2》 historical the right of pasture on another person s land …
19herbage — n. Herbs, grass, pasture, vegetation of the fields, herbal vegetation …
20herbage — herb·age …
