watersidegrassland

noun
UK /ˈwɔːtəsaɪdˌɡrɑːslænd/
US /ˈwɔːtərsaɪdˌɡræslænd/

Grassland is a big open field full of grass, and waterside grassland is a grassy field right next to a river or lake.

The cows walked slowly across the waterside grassland to drink from the river.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A grassy strip along a canal or stream used for walking or grazing.

We followed the waterside grassland path beside the canal.

3. A habitat where grass grows in damp soil near water, home to frogs and birds.

Herons and frogs live in the waterside grassland near the pond.

4. Land beside a lake kept grassy for picnics and recreation.

Families spread blankets on the waterside grassland for a summer picnic.