benny
- noun
- /ˈbɛni/
- US
- The farmer harvested benny seeds to press for oil.
Examples
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In some regions, benny is a traditional ingredient in baked goods.
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Fields of benny turn golden brown at the end of the season.
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The chef used benny seeds in the salad.
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I love adding bennies to my stir-fry dishes.
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The farmer harvested benny seeds to press for oil.
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In some regions, benny is a traditional ingredient in baked goods.
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Fields of benny turn golden brown at the end of the season.
Synonyms
A plant farmers grow for its small seeds you can eat and its oil used in cooking
A plant that makes sesame seeds used for oil and food
A plant that grows sesame seeds used for food and oil
A plant that people grow for small edible seeds used for food and oil
A plant that makes sesame seeds used to make oil
Surface Forms
Etymology
Benny for the sesame plant comes from a West African word benne, which means 'sesame'. Traders and farmers brought the word into English, so benny still names the sesame plant and its seeds today.