fodder
101pull fodder — phrasal Midland : to gather fodder …
102grockle fodder — fish and chips; from grockle, a holidaymaker or tourist …
103cannon fodder — soldiers, esp. infantrymen, who run the greatest risk of being wounded or killed in warfare. [1890 95] * * * …
104cannon fodder — noun a) military forces considered to be expendable b) artillery ammunition Syn: forlorn hope …
105cannon fodder — people who are considered insignificant, people who are sacrificed in war …
106dry fodder — dried food for livestock …
107green fodder — plants that are used as animal feed (alfalfa, hay, etc.) …
108bum-fodder — lavatory paper The jocular term has given rise to a shortened form, bumf or bumph, an excess of paperwork or documentation: Astounding how the bumph accumulated even after a short absence. (Grayson, 1975) …
109cannon fodder — noun soldiers regarded merely as material to be expended in war …
110cannon fodder — noun (U) informal ordinary members of the army, navy etc whose lives are not considered to be very important …