sorgho
/ˈsɔrɡoʊ/
noun
- A type of grass grown for its sweet juice, used to make syrup or animal feed; another name for sweet sorghum.
- Sorgho is a hardy crop that can survive in dry conditions better than corn.
- Farmers in the southern United States often grow sorgho for its thick, sweet stalks.
- The old mill still presses sorgho to make traditional syrup every autumn.
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