Significados de more fodder en inglés

Barr's news conference, held shortly before the report's release, provided more fodder for his critics.

Nina didn't need any more fodder to fuel her belief in the family's psychic abilities.

When they carried their search to the basement, they would be more fodder for the Builders.

They won't be lookin' for more fodder till they've picked the bones o' that 'ere moose.

My granddaughter's not married, and we don't need to give idle folks any more fodder for gossip.

He recognized a mean spirit and thought it best to avoid giving him any more fodder for ridicule.

Apple has provided more fodder for the "When are they going to get into video games?"

He should have had a horse, yes, but he cannot keep a horse till he can provide more fodder.

If you're right and Hern's only doing this to make Banage look bad, why give him more fodder by fighting?

That will give yet more fodder for far-left firebrands such as Jean-Luc Melenchon, who placed fourth in France's May presidential election.

Or will it merely be more fodder for those who think he's a secret Black nationalist rebel in the first place?

He was tempted to linger, but knew that they'd already generated enough curiosity without adding more fodder for speculation to the mix.

The prince continued, his tone still light: Unfounded arrests would give the Sons more fodder and bring new ones out of the woodwork.

The disclosure of further emails could provide more fodder for opponents who have seized on the issue to argue that Clinton is untrustworthy.

Then, when again the Prairie-dog dropped down to seek more fodder, she made a quick dash, and bore him off kicking and squealing.

Hardly, however, had he set his foot inside than Thumbling again cried, "Bring me no more fodder, bring me no more fodder."