grazing

IPA: grˈeɪzɪŋ

Grazeland.
(countable, uncountable) The action of animals eating, mainly of grass in a field or on other grassland.

Examples of "grazing" in Sentences

Magnetic alignment in grazing and resting cattle and deer, Begall et al, PNAS
Fortunately, they were more interested in grazing than in me so I slipped out of there quietly with no harm done.
You, libs, are grazing from the government trough – bellowing for more "feed" without expecting to get slaughtered.
- We hunters can hunt how we want. (including wolves) - Over-grazing is ended and biodiversity shoots up in the ecosystem.
Leave Perth As you leave, you notice that the building for Australian Quarantine and Inspection Services has a bright tangy-green lawn that is covered in grazing rabbits.
I campaigned with him sometimes into the wee early mornings, and he did have a habit of what we call grazing back in those days, and many of us who covered him were guilty just as well.
Now if by "healthy ecosystem" you mean a system in which fire and rotational grazing is practiced constantly then yes, it does tend to be somewhat controlled, but that's extremely labor-intensive work and trust me, an eastern redcedar will sprout in a beautiful, healthy pristine patch of short or midgrass prairie just as quickly as it will an eroded gully.