transitive and intransitive. To pasture, graze.

To graze, pasture (cattle, sheep, etc.).

transitive. To feed (livestock) by letting them graze on pasture; to put out or lead to pasture.

To put (an animal) out to graze on grassland; to put to pasture; (hence in extended use) to relieve (a horse or other working animal) of its duties…

transitive. To feed (cattle, sheep, etc.) on grass; to provide with pasturage; to graze, pasture.

transitive. To drive or put out (animals) to pasture or into the open, or (pheasants, etc.) into a covert: cf. sense 27c. Also figurative.

causal. To put (cattle) to feed on pasture; also, to tend while so feeding.

transitive. To place or confine in a pasture; ‘to set to feed; to turn out to graze’ (Davies).

With on. transitive. To set (an animal) to feed solely or principally on a particular food; to restrict (a person) to a particular diet. Also with…

transitive. To put (cattle) to graze; to pasture or feed (cattle). Also figurative.

transitive. To allow to range or feed at large; to graze (cattle, sheep, etc.); (chiefly Australian and New Zealand) to keep (livestock). Also…

transitive. To drive out (horses or cattle), esp. to pasture.