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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
graze = walk next to something
Is this the correct verb?
The dog grazed the wall as it was scared to fall in the swimming pool.
The dog grazed the wall as it was scared to fall in the swimming pool.
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"Graze"means to come close enough to scratch, but not to penetrate and injure severely: The bullet only grazed his head. ) The horses were grazing in the field. "
- "Graze"means to come close enough to scratch, but not to penetrate and injure severely: The bullet only grazed his head.
- ) The horses were grazing in the field.
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"Graze"means to come close enough to scratch, but not to penetrate and injure severely: The bullet only grazed his head.
It also means to browse (as in eating grass.) The horses were grazing in the field.
Perhaps you want the verbs "hug," "cling to" or "press against."
It also means to browse (as in eating grass.) The horses were grazing in the field.
Perhaps you want the verbs "hug," "cling to" or "press against."
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