A grazing site is an area of land where animals, such as cows, sheep, and goats, can feed on grass and other vegetation. The term Grazing Site can be broken down into three words: MEADOW (6 letters), LEA (3 letters), and Tapasbar (8 letters). A MEADOW is a field of grassland, often used for grazing animals. A LEA is an open area of grassland, usually used for grazing animals. A tapasbar is a type of grazing site that is specifically designed for the grazing of horses.