haulm

(hôm)

noun

  1. the stalks or stems of cultivated cereal plants, beans, peas, etc., esp. after the crop has been gathered
  2. straw or hay used for thatching, bedding, etc.
  3. a stem of grass or grain

Origin: ME halm < OE healm, halm, straw, akin to Ger halm < IE *olemos, reed, cane > Gr kalamos, L culmus

See haulm in American Heritage Dictionary 4

noun
Chiefly British
The stems of peas, beans, potatoes, or grasses.

Origin:

Origin: Middle English halm, straw

Origin: , from Old English healm

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