Bluegrass is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BLUEGRASS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a style of country music
• a bluish-green grass which was introduced into North America from northern Europe, widely grown (especially in Kentucky and Virginia) for fodder.
• a kind of country music characterized by virtuoso playing of banjos and guitars and high-pitched, close-harmony vocals.
• any of several North American bluish-green grasses
• any of various grasses of the genus Poa
• an area in central Kentucky noted for it bluegrass and thoroughbred horses
• a type of country music played at a rapid tempo on banjos and guitars
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• any of several grasses (genus Poa) of which some have bluish-green culms; kentucky bluegrass

Words related to BLUEGRASS

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Words that contain BLUEGRASS

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How to use BLUEGRASS in a sentence

• The metallic beat followed him a short distance up Tinker Street, a sort of urban bluegrass.
• Henderson! Green River region! To this town and to the blue-grass country as Boeotia to Attica in the days of Pericles.
• Others went on to the gently rolling country about Lexington, let the luxuriant native bluegrass wean them from thoughts of tobacco, and became breeders of horses for evermore.
• A few, settling on the southerly edge of the bluegrass, mainly in and about Garrard County, raised hemp on a plantation scale.
• She did not look back now, but went on and on, thinking of the blue-grass meadow that she had traversed when a little child, believing that it had no beginning and no end.
• There the great blue-grass lawn was thickly studded with ancient elms and maples, whose shade fell like a blanket upon the velvety sod beneath.
• I would play over the same blue-grass carpet, along the same turnpike aisle, swing on the branches of the same old trees and listen to the concert chorus of the same song birds.
• Nearby lived a young man whose father left him a blue-grass farm.
• The country was not like anything she remembered in the Kentucky bluegrass, still less like the shaggy woods of Indiana.
• It is pre-eminently the complement of a blue-grass pasture.
• They were years of pasture roaming and bluegrass cropping.
• Now, being a Kentuckian, not blue-grass but next door, I feel like doing it.
• I usually rode Blue-grass for Edith in the jumping event.
• We had agreed as to just what trees should be set out, and what flowers should be planted in the blue-grass lawn.
• We sat down on the blue-grass under what is now the big cottonwood in front of the house.
• She had gone away from Blue-grass Manor, whipped forth by Mrs.
• Mount Olivet Church reared her white walls modestly from the brow of the blue-grass knoll a quarter of a mile eastward.
• The blue-grass sod had already grown quite snugly over the year-old mound in the cemetery back of the white church on the hill.
• It was in Salt Creek Valley, a fertile blue-grass region, sheltered by an amphitheater range of hills.
• RESEMBLANCES Senator Blackburn is a thorough Kentuckian, and has all the local pride of one born in the blue-grass section of his State.
• They were as interesting scientifically from a philosophical standpoint as were the geological formations which lay beneath their blue-grass and clover fields.
• The lush blue-grass rose almost knee deep around the grazing cattle in the meadows, and in the fields the green grain was fast turning to a harvest hue.
• Go by way of Bluegrass, Opossum Corners and Horsecave.

Similar words containing BLUEGRAS without suffix s

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