lawn

noun
UK /lɔːn/
US /lɔːn/

An area of grass in a yard that people cut short.

The children played tag on the green lawn.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A fine, sheer fabric, often cotton or linen.

She wore a crisp white lawn blouse in the summer heat.

3. An open grassy area in a park or public space.

We spread a blanket on the lawn near the fountain.

4. Ground covered with short grass around a building.

The library's front lawn was dotted with students reading.