sorghum
noun
- any of a genus (Sorghum) of tropical grasses that have solid stems bearing large panicles of spikelets with numerous small, glossy grains: grown for grain, syrup, fodder, etc.
- ☆ syrup made from the sweet juices of a sorgo
See sorghum in American Heritage Dictionary 4
(sôrˈgəm)
noun- An Old World grass (Sorghum bicolor), several varieties of which are widely cultivated as grain and forage or as a source of syrup.
- Syrup made from the juice of this plant.
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