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Meanings of fodder in English
Portuguese
bucha de canhão Usage of fodder in English
1
Hardly Garibaldian warriors, rather cannon fodder in a new kind of war.
2
His comments and public appearances are regular fodder for television news shows.
3
The milker and carter were preparing fodder; these he joined and helped.
4
In winter the people live below, alongside of the animals and fodder.
5
The most expensive, best trained cannon fodder in the history of warfare.
6
I farmed when I was a boy; pulled fodder and bundled it.
7
The justice was bald and as dry as corn fodder in March.
8
Food, fuel, and fodder had to be dragged in from far away.
9
The contrast in lifestyles will provide comic fodder for several more episodes.
10
Heavenly bodies provided fodder for the naming of many elements as well.
11
They are cut down in September and used as fodder for cattle.
12
Know of any other teams who went from title-winners to relegation fodder?
13
Lucy, a loopy blast of kinetic energy, is perfect modern multiplex fodder.
14
Grime's stars shed their 140bpm backbone in favour of more chart-friendly fodder.
15
He sighed and shook his head while he dragged the fodder out.
16
On Living Single, Erika Alexander's character Maxine's perceived masculinity was constant fodder.
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