rye in Irish
rye in Irish is seagal — rye means a hardy cereal grass grown for its grain, widely used to make bread, whiskey, and animal feed.
rye in Irish
seagal
The grass Secale cereale from which the grain is obtained. [from 14th c.]
What does "rye" mean?
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noun A hardy cereal grass grown for its grain, widely used to make bread, whiskey, and animal feed.
"The bakery sold a dense loaf of dark rye bread."
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rye in a sentence
- The bakery sold a dense loaf of dark rye bread.
- He ordered a rye whiskey neat at the bar.
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What is "rye" in Irish?
"rye" in Irish is seagal. rye means: A hardy cereal grass grown for its grain, widely used to make bread, whiskey, and animal feed.
How do you use "rye" in a sentence?
Example: "The bakery sold a dense loaf of dark rye bread." In Irish, "rye" is seagal.
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