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noun a type of cereal grain that is commonly used for food, fodder, and in brewing beer

• Barley is a versatile cereal grain that is commonly used for making bread, beer, and animal feed.
• I love the nutty flavor of barley in my soup.
• Let's grab a cold one at the barley pop joint down the street.
• The barley fields stretched out as far as the eye could see, like a golden sea of waves.

noun the process of preserving green fodder by compressing it in airtight conditions

verb to preserve green fodder by compressing it in airtight conditions

• The farmers were busy ensilaging the freshly harvested crops to preserve them for the winter.
• We need to start ensilaging the crops before it starts raining.
• Let's get the ensilage done before the sun sets.
• She ensilaged her thoughts and emotions, keeping them hidden from others.

noun a type of grain or cereal crop that is widely grown in many parts of the world for its small seeds, which are used as food for humans and livestock

• Millet is a small-seeded grain that is commonly used in birdseed mixtures.
• I bought some millet to feed the birds in my backyard.
• Hey, wanna grab some millet and chill at the park?
• In the grand scheme of things, our problems are just like millet compared to the challenges others face.

noun a small oval seed that is the edible fruit of a South American plant

adjective describing something related to or resembling a peanut

• The peanut is a legume crop that is widely grown for its edible seeds.
• I always snack on peanuts while watching movies.
• I can't believe he's allergic to peanuts, that's nuts!
• She's as small as a peanut compared to the other players on the team.