Grazing grounds are areas of land that are used for the purpose of grazing animals such as cows, sheep, and horses. The term can refer to a variety of different types of land, including LEAS (4 letters), MEADOWS (7 letters), and LEA (3 letters). LEAS are typically enclosed fields that are used for grazing animals, while MEADOWS are open grasslands that are often used for hay production. LEA is an old English term for a grassy meadow or pasture. All three terms are used to describe grazing grounds, which are important for the production of food and other agricultural products.