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salt grass
noun
- any of several grasses, as Distichlis spicata, that grow in salt marshes or meadows or in alkali soil.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of salt grass1
First recorded in 1695–1705
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Example Sentences
That sea wall is low and long; sea-pinks grow on the salt grass that passes away into shingle at its foot.
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The way was through a pebbly waste of beach and salt-grass, and a sea-scrub of grey bushes.
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Kitty throws herself back in the dry salt-grass with which the whole of our little peninsula is bedded.
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And last the smell of the salt grass country, which is the beginning of other things that are the end of the mesa trail.
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Then he dropped to earth, in a bed of withered salt-grass all awash with the full tide of Tantramar.
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