mown
Cut down short
Mown is the past participle of mow, describing grass or grain that has been cut: freshly mown lawn, mown hay drying in the field.
The alternative form mowed works in the same contexts, though mown appears more often as an adjective before a noun.
Grassy field for grazing
- pastureGrazing ground for livestock
- hayfieldGrass-growing harvest plot
- balingCompressing into tied bundles
- scytheManual crop-cutting implement
windrow · tedder · swath · alfalfa · clover · timothy · forage · silage
Narrow-leaved ground cover
- lawnmowerMachine that trims grass
- clippingsPieces cut off
- yardLinear measure or grounds
- turfGrass-covered earth surface
sod · landscaping · groundskeeping · edging · dethatching · aerate · weedkiller · fertilizer
meadow
Grassy field for grazing
- pastureGrazing ground for livestock
- hayfieldGrass-growing harvest plot
- balingCompressing into tied bundles
scythe · windrow · tedder · swath · alfalfa · clover · timothy · forage · silage · haystack
grass
Narrow-leaved ground cover
turf · sod · landscaping · groundskeeping · edging · dethatching · aerate · weedkiller · fertilizer · sprinkler
trimmed
Cut to neaten
tidy · even · uniform · striped · kempt · maintained · orderly · level · smooth · cropped
fresh
Newly made, not stale
aroma · nostalgia · rain · morning · dew · earthiness · sweetness · seasonal · outdoors · evocative
- mow downKill many swiftly
- lawn mowerGrass-cutting machine
- mowing the lawn
- mowed down
- lawn mowingTrimming a yard's grass
- mowing lawnsTrimming yard grass short