| An efficient grazer, it is known for vigour and efficiency of milk production, superior shape and quality of udder and adaptability to all management systems. |
| But the grazer had a copy of 'orders,' too, and he had hired a lawyer to find out how he could get out of them. |
| Autonomous, rough, the Gascon grazer adapts to the qualitative and quantitative variations of grass during the season where, they achieved, without supplementary feed, a growth in the order of 1000g per day. |
| A grazer is defined as any species that moves from one victim to another, feeding on part of each victim without actually killing it outright. |
| The Dogwinkle, a periwinkle-sized snail, is not a grazer like its cousin but a predator of barnacles and mussels. |
| There are some nomadic, grazer groups in the area. |
