Pasturage is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PASTURAGE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the business of feeding or grazing cattle
• land used for pasture
• the occupation or process of pasturing cattle, sheep, or other grazing animals
• business of grazing cattle
• Grazing ground; grass land used for pasturing; pasture.
• Grass growing for feed; grazing.
• The business of feeding or grazing cattle.
• succulent herbaceous vegetation of pasture land
• bulky food like grass or hay for browsing or grazing horses or cattle

Words related to PASTURAGE

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Words that contain PASTURAGE

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How to use PASTURAGE in a sentence

• In her flight, the mother happened to arrive at some pasturage ground.
• But what was I to do? Some of our own sheep had gone down into Goshen to find pasturage, and now a few of the lambs of a strange flock had come to us seeking care and sustenance.
• Leaving Julian, we whirled along over splendid roads through a rolling country, given over to fruit farming, stock raising and pasturage.
• A mass of sea-weed, which rested on a sort of stratum of mud immediately after the eruption, had now been the favourite pasturage of the hogs for more than a twelvemonth.
• They are for the most part barren and rugged, very scantily supplied with timber, and only in places capable of furnishing a tolerable pasturage to flocks and herds.
• They had in fact nothing to wish for, but the marriage of Colonel Brandon and Marianne, and rather better pasturage for their cows.
• As the Scythians lived principally by pasturage and hunting, from the nature of that way of employment they were continually changing their habitations.
• The people of Ireland were much more addicted to pasturage than agriculture, not more from the quality of their soil than from a remnant of the Scythian manners.
• Sometimes the turf, as in the neighbourhood of Newlands, is little broken, the whole covering being soft and downy pasturage.
• No use whatever appears to be made of the luxuriant pasturage and rich fields.
• The spontaneous pasturage is of greensward, which they call fromenteau.
• Of old the Greater Blasket, which has some good pasturage upon it, was let to a few tenants who made a sort of living on this wild spot.
• There were sixty-one animals in all, and the pasturage fees amounted to quite a monthly sum, but it was far inferior to the monthly feed bills she had been paying.
• South of this arid region, strewn with great lava stones, are the Rendile uplands, affording pasturage for thousands of camels.
• The clearing was nearly all good, grassy upland such as farmers consider a safe pasturage.
• A young orchard was in sturdy growth, a small herd of cattle found ample pasturage on the borders of the lake, and on all sides were evidences of thrift and plenty.
• Lanes ran in the wrong direction, and open country for pasturage was scarce.
• I have added extracts from various authorities to show the importance of transporting bees for a change of pasturage, and thus prolonging the honey harvest.
• To each his own pasturage, and the task of separating the tares from the wheat.
• He stole away, in deep meditation, to his favourite lime-tree in the pasturage, and often sat under it for half the night.
• Another step in civility is the change from war, hunting, and pasturage, to agriculture.
• England abounds in pasturage more than any other country, and is, therefore, richer.
• A couple of days were pleasantly occupied in examining this part of the country, which exhibited the beautiful appearance of a luxuriant and well-watered pasturage.
• The country along the back of the bay lies in rounded stony hills scarcely fit for pasturage, but covered with timber, and patches of short brush.
• The country, and especially the hills beyond the left bank, affords excellent pasturage for sheep, as many large and thriving establishments testify.
• The reason of which may be the litle roome they leive for pasturage in the most parts of France.
• It was a very grave error, said Holman Sommers, to exhaust the pasturage immediately contiguous to the home corral.
• Also it destroyed the pasturage for the ponies of the Indians.
• PART SECOND I The home of the Merediths lay in a region of fertile lands adapted alike to tillage and to pasturage.
• The sward about this place is abundant, affords good pasturage for a few horses, and water is plentiful.

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