Graze | Mean of graze in English Dictionary

/ˈgreɪz/

• Verb
• to eat grass or other plants that are growing in a field, pasture, etc.
1. The cattle grazed (on grass) in the field.
2. grazing cattle
3. Fields grazed by cattle.
• to cause (animals) to graze
1. We grazed our cattle on the front pasture.
• to eat small amounts of food at many times during the day
1. She was grazing on snacks all afternoon.

• to touch or hit (something) while moving past it
1. The car's wheel grazed the curb.
2. He was grazed by a bullet.
• to injure (the skin, a part of the body, etc.) by scraping against something
1. She grazed her knee when she fell.
• Noun
• an injury on your skin that is caused because it moves against something
1. She had a slight graze on her knee from falling.