Saint Augustine grass
noun
Saint Au·gus·tine grass -ˈȯ-gə-ˌstēn- 
variants or St. Augustine grass
: a tropical perennial grass (Stenotaphrum secundatum) that has much-branched creeping stems and is used as a lawn grass and sand binder especially in the southern U.S.
Word History
Etymology
probably from St. Augustine, Florida
First Known Use
1900, in the meaning defined above
- in hock
- in homage to
- in honor
- in honor of
- in hope of
- in hope that
- in hopes of
- in hopes that
- in hot pursuit
- in hot/close pursuit
- in hysterics
- in ignorance of
- in invitum
- in isolation
- in issue
- in its entirety
- in its own right
- in its own time
- in its totality
- in its/their entirety
- in its/their totality
- in itself
- in jeopardy
- in jest
- in jig time