Green ɡriːn Eat Grass Noun Bre Countryside Spring

• the green of the countryside in spring
• the room was decorated in a combination of greens and blues.
• she was dressed all in green.
• eat up your greens.

green

1. the colour of grass and the leaves of most plants and trees
• the green of the countryside in spring
• The room was decorated in a combination of greens and blues.
• She was dressed all in green.
2. green vegetables
• Eat up your greens.
• It’s important to eat fresh greens every day.
3. an area of grass, especially in the middle of a town or village
• Children were playing on the village green.
4. an area of grass cut short around a hole on a golf course
• see also bowling green
  https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/bowling-green
• the 18th green
• Did the ball land on the green?
5. the Green Party (= the party whose main aim is the protection of the environment)

Word Origin

• Old English grēne (adjective), grēnian (verb), of Germanic origin; related to Dutch groen, German grün, also to grass and grow.