eddish
noun
ed·dish
ˈedish
plural -es
1
now dialectal British : second-growth hay : aftermath
2
dialectal, England : stubble
a field of wheat eddish
Word History
Etymology
Middle English eddysche, probably from Old English edise enclosed pasture; perhaps akin to Old English ed- again
- lie ahead
- Lie algebra
- lie along
- lie around
- lie at the bottom of
- lie athwart
- lie back
- lie behind
- lie by
- lie de gran
- lie detector
- lie detectors
- lie down
- lie down on the job
- Lie group
- lie in state
- lie in wait
- lie like a rug
- lie low
- lie of the land
- lie off
- lie on
- lie on/upon
- lie over
- lie through one's teeth