rye
//raɪ//
Noun
1
A cereal grain used for making flour, bread, and whiskey.
Rye is often used to make bread and whiskey.
2
The plant that produces this grain, having long slender spikes and bluish-green leaves.
The rye in the field swayed gently in the wind.
3
Whiskey distilled from fermented rye grain.
He ordered a glass of rye at the bar.