Herbage is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HERBAGE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• herbs collectively
• herbaceous vegetation
• the succulent part of herbaceous vegetation, used as pasture
• herbaceous plants collectively
• Herbs collectively; green food beasts; grass; pasture.
• The liberty or right of pasture in the forest or in the grounds of another man.
• succulent herbaceous vegetation of pasture land
• the right of pasture on another person's land
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• nonwoody plant life

Words related to HERBAGE

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Words that contain HERBAGE

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How to use HERBAGE in a sentence

• In the Highlands of Scotland, where the herbage is scanty, the sheep-farm requires to be very large, and to be watched over by many shepherds.
• The large blocks of grey rock, now close upon its edge, and now retiring to give room for a few acres of bright green herbage, give great interest and variety to its course.
• Our road, for the remainder of the day, was over barren hills, covered with scanty herbage.
• It was delightful to eyes which had seen only russet fields and leafless trees for months, to gaze on the new and delicate green of the trees and the herbage.
• Any loamy substance will vastly improve the texture of a light soil and the quality of the herbage.
• The little fellow now perceived that the blue of the flowers in his hand was scarcely distinguishable from the green of the surrounding herbage, and he looked up in some dismay.
• A shallow soil on the sides of the hills, the surface of which was thickly strewed with stones and large masses of rock, nourished a slight clothing of grass and other herbage.
• Deeper in the herbage other races of flowers shine in the fair groves of this grassy paradise, and every blossom, however small, is a mystery, a miracle.
• And there the trail grew faint, for the soil was scanty, and the only herbage was this scorched dead straw that lay upon the ground.
• No settled population can at any time have found subsistence in this region, which produces only a few dates, and in places a poor and unsucculent herbage.
• Channels are drawn from it on either side, and its waters are spread far and wide over the Merj, which it covers with fine trees and splendid herbage.
• The practice of pruning Melons as if the plants were grown for fodder, and might be chopped at for supplies of herbage, must be heartily condemned.
• Time flew away rapidly and soon brought again the sunshine of spring with the buds and blossoms, gay wild flowers, green herbage and forest verdure.
• The land, saturated and chilled, produced coarser herbage, the finer grasses languished or were destroyed, fodder and grain were imperfectly matured.
• He made a landing below the stone wharf, for there a two-oared bari was already drawn up, and the tangle of herbage was a safe hiding-place for his own boat.
• They had kept the underbrush down, and the herbage closely cropped.
• Everything round it, even the herbage, was impregnated with salt, and told tales of the neighbouring waves.
• They rose and fell, a vast undulating plain, covered with short fine herbage.
• Here the animals stood, heads drooped as they cropped the herbage round the spring.
• The crag of Lamb Head, broken into a thousand jagged slopes, is here and there overgrown with short sweet herbage.
• Another winded round the curved sides of the adjacent hill, and was adorned both above and below with numerous sheep, feeding on the herbage on the down.
• The growth is vigorous in the early part of the season, but less so later, and with the advance of the season the herbage produced becomes more woody in character.
• All the herbage was fading under the influence of the coming winter, and many tinted autumn leaves displayed their different hues over the hills and fields.
• Here and there the woods ceased and broad plains spread out, covered with luxuriant herbage, amid which rose at intervals groves of beautiful trees.
• Hobbled horses, cows, and sheep were wandering among the bushes and, snapping the dry branches, sniffed at the herbage of the copse.
• This bell is worn all summer, as their pasture is the rich herbage of the forest.
• There was herbage for a few goats here, and some one had commenced the walls of a rude building that was intended for an inn.
• The channels between the islands were deep, and the shores beautifully adorned with trees and green herbage.
• For the whole of this distance to the westward of these mountains, the country abounds with the richest herbage, and is upon the whole tolerably well supplied with running water.

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