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club grass

American  

noun

  1. cattail.


Etymology

Origin of club grass

First recorded in 1780–90

Example Sentences

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Wimbledon starts on Monday as the first contingent of the 23 British players in men's and women's singles compete on the All England Club grass courts.

From BBC

With her powerful all-court game and big serves tailor made for the All England Club grass courts, Venus won her fifth Wimbledon trophy and last Grand Slam singles title in 2008 when she bested Serena.

From Reuters

Cilic arrived here with a proud record on the Queen’s Club grass.

From The Guardian

Fourth seed Marin Cilic overpowered American teenager Stefan Kozlov 6-0 6-4 to reach the quarter-finals of the Aegon Championships on the Queen's Club grass on Thursday.

From Reuters

Andy Murray - Britain’s top-ranked player - played Jo-Wilfried Tsonga later in the day looking to level the tie on the Queen’s Club grass.

From Washington Times