Definition of Marrum

1. marram [n -S] - See also: marram

Lexicographical Neighbors of Marrum

marrowbones
marrowed
marrowfat
marrowfat pea
marrowfats
marrowing
marrowish
marrowless
marrowlike
marrows
marrowsky
marrowy
marrried
marrubium
marrubiums
marrum (current term)
marrums
marry
marry-in
marry-ins
marry-muff
marry come up
marry in haste, repent at leisure
marry me
marry off
marryed
marrying
marryings
mars
marsalas

Literary usage of Marrum

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. Nights with an Old Gunner and Other Studies of Wild Life: And Other Studies by Charles John Cornish (1897)
"There, wherever a patch of ' marrum grass' takes root, the sand blown from the great bank gathers round it. As the sand spreads, the grass grows through it, ..."

2. The Indian Forester (1893)
"The " marrum," as it is locally called ... common on sandy shores, is also frequent here, and answers the same purpose in fixing the sand as the " marrum. ..."

3. The Indian Forester (1896)
"The marrum only flourishes near the sea where it receives constantly fresh ... Sowings of marrum are also made. A portion of the forest bordering on the ..."

4. The Indian Forester (1893)
"The " marrum," as it is locally called, or bent-grass, is considered of so such importance that there are severe laws to prohibit its being destroyed. ..."

5. The International Cyclopedia: A Compendium of Human Knowledge, Rev. with by Selim Hobart Peabody, Charles Francis Richardson (1898)
"The underground runners of some species, as the marrum grass and sea lyme grass, ... Reeds; marrum grass; pampas grass. .\:,,•-.-',-r. Bent grass. ..."

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