Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
timothy
Noun
/ˈtɪməθi/

Definition
A type of grass native to Europe, known for its nutritional value and use as hay.

Examples
- The farmer decided to plant timothy in the pastures.
- Timothy hay is rich in fiber and helps support digestive health in horses.
- After eating timothy, the cows appeared content and full.

Meaning
Timothy grass is commonly grown for animal forage and is particularly favored by horses and other livestock due to its palatability and digestibility.

Synonyms
- Cocksfoot
- Orchard grass
- Meadow grass