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graze1 /grāz/ transitive verb- To eat or feed on (growing grass or pasture)
- To feed or supply with grass
intransitive verb- To eat grass
- To supply grass
- To eat on one's feet and on the move, eg without stopping work, or (straight from the shelves) in a supermarket (slang)
- To browse, skim along or through reading matter, TV or radio programmes, etc (slang)
ORIGIN: OE grasian, from græs grass grāzˈer noun - An animal that grazes
- A person who eats on his or her feet and on the move (slang)
- 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 - The action of the verb in any sense
- The act of feeding on grass
- The feeding or raising of cattle
- Pasture
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