tussock
/ˈtʌskɒk/Definitions
1. noun
A tuft or clump of coarse grass or other plants, typically growing in a dry or barren area.
“The hikers had to navigate through a dense thicket of tussocks to reach the summit.”
2. noun
A cluster of grass or other plants used as a seat or cushion, especially in a traditional or rustic setting.
“The family sat on a tussock of grass near the lake, enjoying their picnic.”
3. verb
To cover or be covered with tussocks or other coarse grass.
“The meadow tussocked over with the first spring growth.”