blue grama
blue grama noun: a species of perennial grass, Bouteloua gracilis, native to inland parts of the western and central United States into neighboring areas of Mexico and Canada, especially the northern Great Plains.
Noun
blue grama (usually uncountable, plural blue gramas)
- A species of perennial grass, Bouteloua gracilis, native to inland parts of the western and central United States into neighboring areas of Mexico and Canada, especially the northern Great Plains.
- Synonyms:
- eyelash grass
Synonyms of blue grama
Forms of blue grama
| plural | blue gramas |
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Questions about blue grama
- What does blue grama mean?
- Blue grama means a species of perennial grass, Bouteloua gracilis, native to inland parts of the western and central United States into neighboring areas of Mexico and Canada, especially the northern Great Plains.
- What part of speech is blue grama?
- Blue grama is a noun.
- What is the plural of blue grama?
- The plural of blue grama is blue gramas.
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