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Collective noun of grasses that begin with t?

There isn't a commonly used collective noun for grasses that begins with "t".

Here are some possibilities, though they might not be widely recognized:

* Tufts of grass: This is a common term for a clump of grasses, but it doesn't necessarily encompass a whole field or meadow.

* Thicket of grasses: This term suggests a denser growth of grasses, perhaps taller than a simple tuft.

If you're looking for something more formal, you could use:

* Stand of grasses: This is a more general term, but it still conveys the idea of a collection of grasses.

* Patch of grasses: This is a more informal term, but it works well for smaller groups of grasses.

Ultimately, the best collective noun for grasses will depend on the specific context and the desired effect.

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