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A DICTIONARY OF 
Grass, Brome. See Brome Grass. 
Grass, Buck. See Buck Grass. 
Grass, Bull. See Bull Grass. 
Grass, Bush. Calamagrostis Epigejos^ Koth. — Baxter. 
Grass, Button. See Button Grass. 
Grass, Canary. See Canary Grass. 
Grass, Caponstail. See Caponstail Grass. 
Grass, Carnation. See Carnation Grass. 
Grass, Carpenter. See Carpenter Grass. 
Grass, Catstail. See Catstail Grass. 
Grass, Causeway. See Causeway Grass. 
Grass, Cheesecake. See Cheesecake (2). 
Grass, Claver. See Claver Grass. 
Grass, Clever. See Clever. 
Grass, Clover. See Clover] Grass. 
Grass, Club. See Club Grass. 
Grass, Cock. See Cock Grass : and add 
(3) Plantago lanceolata, L. — ‘ I doubt whether the narrow-leaved 
plantain, or cockgrass, or ribwort, is so valuable as has been commonly 
imagined.’ General View of Agriculture of Shropshire, by Arch- 
deacon Plymley (1803), p. 209. 
Grass, Cock’s comb. Cynosurus echinatus, L. — Prior, p. 50. 
Grass, Cocksfoot. See Cocksfoot Grass. 
Grass, Cooch. See Cooch Grass. 
Grass, Cord. See Cord Grass. 
Grass, Corn. Apera Spica-venti, Beanv. — ^ Gramen segetale, either 
of the likenes it hath with come, or that it groweth among come.’ 
Ger. 5. Doubtless for the latter reason. 
Grass, Cotton. See Cotton Grass. 
Grass, Couch. See Couch. 
Grass, Cough. Triticum repens, L. — Ireland. We print the name 
as sent us by an Irish correspondent ; it probably only represents a 
guttural pronunciation of Couch. 
Grass, Cow. See Cow grass. 
Grass, Crab. See Crab Grass. 
Grass, Cuckoo. See Cuckoo Grass. 
Grass, Cut. See Cut Grass. 
Grass, Dadder. See Dadder-grass. 
