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A few roos loose in the top
paddock
A narrow fellow in the
grass
( from a poem by Emily Dickinson )
Absolute
pitch
( the ability to determine a musical note by ear )
Animal
Farm
( George Orwell book )
Anne Of
Green
Gables ( Lucy Maud Montgomery book )
As black as
pitch
As dark as
pitch
As exciting as watching
grass
grow
As
green
as
grass
As sure as God made little
green
apples
Back the field
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Ballad of the
Green
Berets ( Staff Sergeant Barry Sadler song )
Beast of the
fields
Beetle bank
Bought the
farm
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Boulevard of Broken Dreams (
Green
Day song )
British racing
green
Bumper
crop
Buy the
farm
Calm down, calm down ( A catchphrase from Harry
Enfield
In The Scousers )
Cold Comfort
Farm
( Stella Gibbons book )
Consider the lilies of the field
Cover Point ( field position in the game of cricket )
Cream of the
crop
( )
Crop
up
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David Copperfield ( Charles Dickens book )
Deep Extra Cover ( field position in the game of cricket )
Deep Fine Leg ( field position in the game of cricket )
Deep Gully ( field position in the game of cricket )
Deep Mid Wicket ( field position in the game of cricket )
Deep Point ( field position in the game of cricket )
Deep Square Leg ( field position in the game of cricket )
Don't let the
grass
grow under your feet
Don't walk on the
grass
Evenin' all ( A catchphrase from Dixon Of Dock
Green
)
Extra Cover ( field position in the game of cricket )
F*ck You ( Cee Lo
Green
song )
Farm
fresh
Fever
pitch
Field Marshall ( the highest rank in the British Army )
Field day
First Slip ( field position in the game of cricket )
Flanders
Fields
( tourist attraction in Belguim )
Forest
green
Forty shades of
green
Forward Short Leg ( field position in the game of cricket )
Funny
farm
Give it the
green
light
Go
green
Go where the
green
lights lead you
Grass
roots
Grass
someone up
Grass
widow
Green
Scare
Green
around the gills
Green
eyed monster
Green
fingers
Green
fuel
Green
investing
Green
roof
Green
shoots of change
Green
shoots of recovery
Green
slime ( military slang term for the intelligence corps )
Green
with envy
Hands that do dishes can feel soft as your face, with mild
green
Fairy Liquid ( Fairy Liquid advertising slogan )
Have a field day
Hold the field ( - remain the most important )
I'm not so
green
as I am cabbage looking
In Flanders
fields
the poppies blow ( from a poem by McCrae )
In from left field
In the field
In the valley of the Jolly
Green
Giant (
Green
Giant advertising slogan )
Jesus saves
green
shield stamps
Kangaroos in your top
paddock
Keep off the
grass
Keep the field ( - continue a military campaign )
Kick it into the long
grass
Kicked into the long
grass
Lead the field
Leg Gully ( field position in the game of cricket )
Leg Slip ( field position in the game of cricket )
Let me take you down, cos I'm going to Strawberry
Fields
( Beatles song lyric )
Level playing field
Like a good neighbor ( State
Farm
)
Like a good neighbor, State
Farm
is there ( State
Farm
Insurance advertising slogan )
Lime
green
Lincoln
green
Link
farm
Little
green
men
Long Leg ( field position in the game of cricket )
Long Off ( field position in the game of cricket )
Long On ( field position in the game of cricket )
Long Stop ( field position in the game of cricket )
Love is a battlefield
Maggie's
Farm
( Bob Dylan song )
Make a
pitch
Make a
pitch
for
Meadow
muffin
Mid Off ( field position in the game of cricket )
Mid On ( field position in the game of cricket )
Mid Wicket ( field position in the game of cricket )
Mind how you go ( A catchphrase from Dixon of Dock
Green
)
Mint
green
Mr. Perfect ( Nickname of Jeff
Green
)
Neck and
crop
Never give a sucker an even break ( A catchphrase from W C
Fields
)
Our Gracie ( Nickname of Gracie
Fields
)
Out of left field
Out to
pasture
Pastures new
Pitch
a shutout ( A baseball expression meaning not allowing an opponent any wins )
Pitch
black
Pitch
dark
Pitch
doctor
Pitch
into
Pitch
up at
Play the field ( - indulge in a series of sexual relationships )
Put out to
grass
Put out to
pasture
Queer the
pitch
Reality distortion field ( A catchphrase from Star Trek )
Red and
green
should never be seen
Rub of the
green
Second slip ( field position in the game of cricket )
Short Fine Leg ( field position in the game of cricket )
Short Mid Wicket ( field position in the game of cricket )
Short Square Leg ( field position in the game of cricket )
Silly Mid Off ( field position in the game of cricket )
Silly Mid On ( field position in the game of cricket )
Silly Point ( field position in the game of cricket )
Snake in the
grass
Splendour In The
Grass
( Warren Beatty / Natalie Wood movie )
Square Leg ( field position in the game of cricket )
Stop, Look and Listen; remember the
Green
Cross Code ( UK Road Safety Campaign advertising slogan )
Strawberry
Fields
Forever ( Beatles song )
Take the field ( begin a sporting event or a military campaign )
Ten
green
bottles sitting on the wall
The Battle of Waterloo was won on the playing-fields of Eton
The Desert Fox ( Nickname of Field Marshall Rommel )
The
Green
Berets ( John Wayne movie )
The
Green
Grocer ( Nickname of Joe Carcione )
The
Green
Hornet ( Pseudonym of Britt Reid ( Van Williams ) )
The
Green
Mountain State ( Nickname of the US state of Vermont )
The cream of the
crop
The
grass
is always greener on the other side of the fence
The
green
green
grass
of home
The
green
stuff
The killing
fields
The sheep's in the
meadow
the cow's in the corn ( line from nursery rhyme )
Think the unthinkable
Third Slip ( field position in the game of cricket )
Third man ( field position in the game of cricket )
Walking across a
minefield
Where on god's
green
earth
Wicket Keeper ( field position in the game of cricket )
Wind
farm