> as lemmas
afterfeed
afterfeed n. 
/ˈaftəfiːd/,
Brit. /ˈɑːftəfiːd/
, /ˈɑːftəfiːd//ˈaftəfiːd/U.S. /ˈæftərˌfid/
now chiefly historical = aftergrass n./ˈæftərˌfid/ΘΚΠ
the world > food and drink > farming > cultivation or tillage > cultivation of plants or crops > crop or crops > [noun] > aftercrop > aftermath
edgrewc1440
rowen1440
eddish1468
aftermath1496
lattermath1510
after-pasturec1541
fog1570
roughingsc1575
etch1580
aftergrass1587
eddish-grass1610
edge-growth1610
eatagea1642
lattermowth1661
eegrass1669
ear-grass1686
etch-crop1704
after-mowth1711
afterfeed1714
roweta1722
rowety grassa1722
aftergrowth1766
foggage1775
after-eatage1781
roughet1890
1714 Boston News-let. 23 Aug. 1/1 A sore Scorching Drought..Awfully threatening a great Diminution of the Ungathered Corn and Fruits, and total Deprivation of the After-Feed.
1879 Standard 28 Apr. Growing Crop of Grass, with afterfeed till Christmas.
2004 B. Donahue Great Meadow v. 121 The convenient practice of commonly grazing the afterfeed on larger meadows may have continued in Concord for many decades after 1740.
<
as lemmas