horsebean
- noun
- /ˈhɔrsˌbin/
- Archaic
- The farmer fed the horses with horsebeans during winter.
Examples
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I enjoy cooking with horsebeans in my recipes.
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The farmer planted horsebeans this spring.
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Dishes from the region often include horsebean as a main ingredient.
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Researchers are studying the nutritional value of horsebean in animal feed.
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Many traditional recipes use horsebean for its rich flavor and texture.
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The livestock thrived on a diet that included horsebean during the colder months.
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Farmers often incorporate horsebean into their crop rotation for better soil health.
Synonyms
An edible seed or pod from plants like peas and lentils used for food
A large flat seed from the broad bean plant that people cook and eat
A type of broad bean grown to feed animals
A large flat edible seed eaten as a vegetable and often called a fava bean
A seed from plants like peas or lentils that you can eat
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Horsebean combines horse and bean because people long used these large broad-beans as food for horses and other animals. So horsebean means the seed or bean that was used as animal feed.