| AFTERGRASSES | • aftergrasses n. Plural of aftergrass. • after-grasses n. Plural of after-grass. • AFTERGRASS n. the grass that grows after the first crop has been mown; aftermath. |
| ARROWGRASSES | • arrowgrasses n. Plural of arrowgrass. • ARROWGRASS n. a grass of a genus of marsh plants whose burst capsule is like an arrowhead. |
| BROMEGRASSES | • bromegrasses n. Plural of bromegrass. • BROMEGRASS n. a kind of grass resembling oats, also BROME. |
| BUNCHGRASSES | • bunchgrasses n. Plural of bunchgrass. • BUNCHGRASS n. a kind of West American grass, that grows in clumps. |
| CHEATGRASSES | • cheatgrasses n. Plural of cheatgrass. • cheat␣grasses n. Plural of cheat grass. |
| GOOSEGRASSES | • goosegrasses n. Plural of goosegrass. • GOOSEGRASS n. a Eurasian plant with a bristly stem and fruits that cling to clothes etc., aka cleavers. |
| LEMONGRASSES | • lemongrasses n. Plural of lemongrass. • LEMONGRASS n. a fragrant perennial grass. |
| SHORTGRASSES | • shortgrasses n. Plural of shortgrass. |
| SPARAGRASSES | • SPARAGRASS n. (dialect) asparagus. |
| SUPERGRASSES | • supergrasses n. Plural of supergrass. • SUPERGRASS n. a very important police informer. |
| SWEETGRASSES | • sweetgrasses n. Plural of sweetgrass. |
| WHEATGRASSES | • wheatgrasses n. Plural of wheatgrass. • WHEATGRASS n. a young plant of the genus Agropyron, a relative of wheat, popular as a health food. |
| WITCHGRASSES | • witchgrasses n. Plural of witchgrass. • witch␣grasses n. Plural of witch grass. • WITCHGRASS n. a North American grass common on cultivated land. |