Millet, Panicum miliaceum.

Chiefly with distinguishing word: any of various other grasses, chiefly drought-resistant, small-seeded cereal grasses grown esp. in warm countries…

Sorghum vulgare; also = Saracen corn n. or buckwheat, Fagopyrum esculentum.

The cereal plant known as Indian millet, Guinea-corn, durra, etc. (Andropogon sorghum, also called Holcus sorghum and Sorghum vulgare).

durra, n. or Indian millet, Sorghum vulgare.

The panicle or other part of certain plants used for making into brushes or brooms; esp. the panicle of the common millet or ‘broom-corn’ (Sorghum vu…

the straw of broom corn; (also) the plant itself.

= sorghum, n. 1a.

Indian millet, Sorghum vulgare, extensively cultivated in India. Also attributive.

= jowari, n.

†(a) a variety of maize having small ears with yellow seeds (obsolete); †(b) wheat of an inferior grade or type (cf. hen corn n. at hen, n.1…

The American name of the Common Millet, Sorghum vulgare, of which the panicles are made into brooms and stiff brushes; also the Sorghum saccharatum…

Sorghum as grown in southern Africa, esp. for making beer; the meal or porridge made from this.

A grass, the Indian millet or Guinea corn (Sorghum vulgare), largely grown for food in India and other parts of the East.

Short for dura mater, n.

a white-seeded form of bulrush millet, Pennisetum americanum; (also) sorghum, Sorghum bicolor.

The Indian millet, Sorghum vulgare.

In full proso millet. A kind of millet, Panicum miliaceum (family Poaceae (Gramineae)), thought to be of central Asian origin and grown as a cereal…

A drought-resistant variety of the cereal grass sorghum, Sorghum bicolor, introduced from Africa and grown esp. in the central United States. More…