Carrot (noun)

1. A root vegetable, typically orange in colour, that is eaten as a vegetable.
2. A reward or incentive offered to induce someone to do something.

Origin:

The word "carrot" comes from the old english word "carota" which means carrot. it was first recorded in the english language in the 10th century.

Examples:

1. The chef sliced the carrot into thin strips.
2. Carrots are a good source of Vitamin A.
3. The horse was given a carrot as a treat.
4. The carrot dangled in front of the donkey was used to coax it to move.
5. The carrot of a promotion was used to motivate the employees.