fodder
111bum fodder — Noun. 1. Printed papers and documents that are of no interest, and are viewed as only being suitable for using as toilet paper. Cf. bumf and bumph . 2. Toilet paper …
112cannon fodder — UK / US noun [uncountable] 1) ordinary soldiers whose lives are not considered important during war 2) a person or group that is used by other people to help them achieve something, not caring if they are harmed …
113cannon fodder — can′non fod der n. mil soldiers, esp. the infantry, who run the greatest risk of being wounded or killed in warfare • Etymology: 1890–95 …
114cannon fodder — /ˈkænən fɒdə/ (say kanuhn foduh) noun 1. soldiers treated as expendable victims in warfare. 2. the rank and file of any organisation sacrificed to its benefit …
115bum-fodder — 1. Toilet paper. 2. Paper. Paper work. Bureaucratic dependence on forms, letters, written memoranda, etc …
116cannon-fodder — Soldiers sacrificed in battle regardless of high casualty rate …
117corn fodder — noun : the entire Indian corn plant cut and used either fresh or dry cured for forage; also : the leaves and tops dry cured for use as a stock feed compare stover …
118corn fodder disease — noun : cornstalk disease …
119napier fodder — noun see napier grass …
120foderum — Fodder …