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To eat the way meadows and snack drawers prefer: a little, constantly, forever.
means To feed slowly on grass, or to nibble small amounts of food throughout the day instead of full meals.
from From Old English grasian, to feed on grass — the verb growing straight out of graes, grass itself, which is also the root of grow.
Cattle clockCows graze up to eight hours daily.
Second meaningA graze also means a skin scrape.
Diet trendGrazing reframed as hourly snacking for steadier blood sugar.