Millet

[Sarah]

The name of several cereal and forage grasses which bear anabundance of small roundish grains. The common millets of Germany andSouthern Europe are Panicum miliaceum, and Setaria Italica.

[Sarah]

To have an unfortunate looking head.

[Sarah]

Pronounced mill-lay, (i.e. fillet). A term for toilet, bathroom, water closet, etc. The word's origins lie in the misinterpretation of blackletter type characters on a bathroom door which actually read toilet, not millet. The word is most appropriately used with a slight British accent.

[Sarah]

Millet (mill-it) is a grain grown in mostly Asia and used as the bulk of [birdseed] for wild birds. Because of its useful weight and shape, it is commonly used as filler for [beanbag]s for [juggling], as well as for punching bags and other sewn oddities. It's also surprisingly difficult to find by itself.

[Sarah]

a word that oreos call their mother...must be very carful with this word, when said on the phone millet may hang up.

[Sarah]

Noun:1. A Mullet that's not fully grown out.
2. A shoulder length mullet.

[Kai]

a plant that is similar to grass, or the small seeds from this plant that can be eaten

[Michiko]

A fast-growing cereal plant that is widely grown in warm countries and regions with poor soils. The numerous small seeds are used to make flour or alcoholic drinks.