Similar words: dodder, doddering, sodden, trodden, a good deal, downtrodden, a good deal of, rudder. Meaning: ['fɑdə(r) /'fɒd-] n. coarse food (especially for cattle and horses) composed of entire plants or the leaves and stalks of a cereal crop. v. give fodder (to domesticated animals).
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(121) By compounding his initial error, Warner now made any later explanation or clarification further fodder for the gristmill of innuendo, rumour and overt hostility.
(122) These issues fodder for 30 - second commercials and direct mail pieces that are designed to frighten.
(123) The exploitation and research situation of Mexican Sunflower were reviewed from three aspects: utilization and research of medicine, insecticide and weedicide , green manure and fodder.
(124) Conscripts make good cannon fodder, but for officers we need volunteers.
(125) The newly-prepared wheat straw ammoniated-ensilage fodder (WSAEF) synthesized advantages of the ammoniation and ensilage, as a type of silage.
(126) Who drill you, diet you, treat you like cattle, use you cannon fodder.
(127) There are four kinds of products:powered, granular, nubbly and over-slender, which are widely used in the field of rubber, pesticide, paint, fodder, vinylite ,(sentencedict.com/fodder.html) adhesive and so on.
(128) European perennial with mottled purple - pink flowers; sometimes cultivated for fodder or as green manure.
(129) Tamarind is also a kind of good fodder. Some countries even use its leaves to develop sericiculture .
(130) Most peashurb plants of the genus of Caragana are good fodder legumes. The genus contains more than 50 species in china.
(131) Anything old is fodder for a ground-up restoration no matter how prosaic or dull the vehicle. Spindly Austin 7's of the '20s are venerated like doddering old aunties.
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