Rye
(noun)
A cereal plant that is closely related to wheat and barley, typically used for making bread and whiskey.
Origin:
From the old english word "rȳge" meaning "a cereal plant".
Examples:
- Rye bread is a staple food in many Eastern European countries.
- Rye whiskey is a popular spirit in the United States.
- Rye is a hardy cereal crop that can grow in poor soil.
- Rye is a common ingredient in dark breads.
- Rye is also used as a cover crop to improve soil health.