graze
Used to describe a graze that is not large.
Used to describe a graze that is not serious.
Used to describe a graze that is not serious.
A common pairing for minor skin injuries.
A common phrase to say that an injury is not serious.
To have an area on your skin that is grazed.
To experience getting a graze, often in an accident.
To move animals from a barn or enclosure to a field so they can eat grass.
To permit animals to eat grass in a field.
Indicates the location of the graze on the body.
To only touch or scrape something lightly, emphasizing the minimal contact.
To only touch or scrape something lightly.
To graze a part of your body severely.
Indicates the object that caused the graze.
Animals eating grass in a calm and quiet way.
Animals eating grass without making much noise.
Animals eating grass in a happy and satisfied way.
Indicates the food or surface the animals are eating from.
A more formal or literary way to indicate what animals are eating.