“Because it was grassy and wanted wear;” He can say that it is not much used because it is grassy. “Wanted wear”, here mean lacking the wear. That is, The road is not much pressed or handled. He picks the same to move on with his journey.Click to see full answer. People also ask, what does the expression wanted wear mean?In that poem “wanted wear” means that the road was very new, because it wasn’t used much. “wear” is short for “wear and tear” – the normal damage everything gets from being used over time.Furthermore, what does the poet mean when he says worn them really about the same? Had worn them really about the same. Basically, it’s saying “I looked at the other road, it was just as pretty but I figured it was an even better choice, because it was grassy and wanted to be walked on. Although in all sincerity they had been walked on about the same amount.” Keeping this in view, what does the expression just as fair signify? Answer: The phrase as just as fair here means that the road is exactly same and equally beautiful aa the fist one is.What do you understand by wanted wear according to the poem The Road Not Taken?Not many people had walked on this path earlier that is why this path was grassy. ‘And wanted wear’ means that it was not walked over by many people. After he walked on the path for some distance, he realized that both the paths had been worm out the same way. Both the paths were similar and worn out.

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