sainfoin
noun
sain·foin ˈsān-ˌfȯin 
ˈsan-
ˈsan- : a pink-flowered Eurasian perennial leguminous herb (Onobrychis viciifolia synonym O. viciaefolia) grown for forage
Word History
Etymology
French, from Middle French, from sain healthy (from Latin sanus) + foin hay, from Latin fenum
First Known Use
1626, in the meaning defined above
- do me a favor
- do more harm than good
- do naph
- do nicely
- do nicely for oneself
- do no service
- do no such thing
- do no wrong
- do not mix
- do nothing for
- do one's best
- do one's bit
- do one's damnedest
- do one's grocery shopping
- do one's heart good
- do one's job
- do one's laundry
- do one's own thing
- do one's part
- do one's stuff
- do one's thing
- do one's time
- do one's utmost
- do oneself a favor
- do oneself an injury