Grassblasted

When either a home or a piece of property (etc. lawnmowers, tires, even vehicles to some extent) have been left unattended for such a long period of time that nature has finally overtaken the area. This is usually seen in more southern states.

Those worn out tractor tires in Jethro's lawn have been sitting there for so long that they got grassblasted. It looks like you could feed a whole barn full of cows with whats growing out of them!

by buttmusket August 4, 2009

Grassland Ghost

An extremely pale girl, almost albino, except for the fact that she has ginger hair. Their lack of pigment is appalling.

I went to the pool this summer, but was almost blinded by the abundance of grassland ghosts, so I left

by lorenzo54321 February 22, 2011

grassless

A symptom that occurs to all gacha players who's never touch grass in their life. They also will never ever get bitches in their life.

Bro, is he playing Genshin Impact again?

He is grassless, let him be

by extremecummer69 December 23, 2022

Grassage

A combination of “grope” and “massage” to explain a motion of grasping and rubbing.

I gave her boobs a bit of grassage

by Picklington November 8, 2017

grassoline

An alternative fuel that is derived from the ethanol produced by the switchgrass plant. Because it is so easily grown, switchgrass is a likely candidate for reducing the need for fossil fuels.

After cutting the switchgrass with the lawnmower, the grass cuttings are converted to grassoline. The grassoline is then put into the lawnmower to cut the grass once more.

by fritz123 February 13, 2009

grassball

The game of soccer, without any rules.

Let's play grassball during recess!

by Kaitlin May 13, 2005

grossalish

1.) Something so gross, it's delicious. Deliciously gross.

2.) Something so delicious, it's gross. Grossly delicious.

3.) Gross with an -alish on the end. Just to be obnoxious.

1.) Ewwww! But...mmm.

Grossalish!

2.) Ya know, I'm bored of saying gross. We should say something cooler...gross...gross...grossalish!!

3.) Sex.

by dr. robert 321 December 2, 2009