A grassy tract is an area of land that is covered in grass and other vegetation. The term can be broken down into three parts: LEA (3 letters), PRAIRIE (7 letters), and MEADOW (6 letters). A LEA is a large open area of grassland, usually found in the countryside. A PRAIRIE is a large, flat area of grassland, typically found in North America. A MEADOW is a field of grass and wildflowers, often found near rivers or streams. Together, these three terms describe a grassy tract, which is an area of land that is covered in grass and other vegetation.