Word Type

Noun

Proper Noun

Verb

The word "lawn" can be used as noun, proper noun and verb.

Word Relationships

Typical Location

back yard backyard front yard golf course michigan nice part of town north america suburb suburbia suburbs united states yard

Derived Terms

Chapel Lawn Fair Lawn Lawndale Oak Lawn Stalin's lawn fold like a lawn chair gazelle on the lawn get off my lawn get-off-my-lawn lawn base lawn billiards lawn bowl lawn bowling lawn bowls lawn bubble lawn chair lawn daisy lawn dart lawn dart effect lawn food lawn gnome lawn jart lawn job lawn jockey lawn mixture lawn party lawn prawn lawn rake lawn shrimp lawn sleeves lawn tennis lawn-bowl lawn-chair lawn-mower lawn-sleeves lawncare lawned lawner lawnful lawngrass lawnless lawnlet lawnlike lawnmower lawnmowing lawnscape lawny moss lawn relawn tree lawn widow's lawn

Etymologically Related To

laund laune

Context

biology

Prerequisites

watering to stay green

Has Property

green

Broader Terms (Hypernyms)

field

Type Of (IsA)

area of grass cultivated mass of grass field grass mowed outdoor location patch of grass piece of land place occupied by humans place outside place outside where grass grows solid ground

Receives Action

composed of grass found in gardens

Related Terms

area bishop cotton front front house garden grass green green area house linen mown newfoundland and labrador pennsylvania sleeve texas west virginia yard

Used For

admiring barbeques grow weeds have easy garden lie on and sunbathe picnicing on play on playing bowls on playing croquet on sunbathing walk on weeding

Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.