graze¹ /grāz/

1. To eat or feed on (growing grass or pasture)
2. To feed or supply with grass

1. To eat grass
2. To supply grass
3. To eat on one's feet and on the move, eg without stopping work, or (straight from the shelves) in a supermarket (slang)
4. To browse, skim along or through reading matter, TV or radio programmes, etc (slang)

grāzˈer noun

1. An animal that grazes
2. A person who eats on his or her feet and on the move (slang)
3. A person who browses in or skims through (books, TV programmes, etc)

grāzˈier noun

A person who pastures cattle and rears them for the market

grāzˈing noun

1. The action of the verb in any sense
2. The act of feeding on grass
3. The feeding or raising of cattle
4. Pasture

graze² /grāz/

1. To pass lightly along the surface of
2. To damage or scrape the top surface of (the skin, etc)

1. A passing touch or scratch
2. An area of grazed skin

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