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straw
The term primarily evokes agricultural utility and rustic textures, referring to the byproduct of grain harvests. It carries a connotation of simplicity and organic material, often associated with livestock care or traditional rural architecture.
When referring to the drinking implement, the word shifts toward modern convenience and disposable plastics. In a color context, it describes a specific muted, pale yellow hue that is distinct from bright yellow or gold.
Meanings
Dried stalks of cereal plants, such as wheat or barley, used for bedding, fodder, or thatch.
The horses were kept in a stable filled with fresh straw.
A thin tube made of plastic or paper used for sucking liquid from a container.
The child used a colorful straw to drink the milkshake.
Phrasal Verbs
straw up
to cover a surface with straw for insulation or bedding
The livestock pens were strawed up before the first frost hit.