sugar millet (shugarmilet)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 102
The common sorghum. as a bit of flattery. If the child must have grapes or sugar - plums when he has a mind to them. Locke , Education, $36. "His Grace is very condescending," said Mrs. Gla , her zeal for inquiry slaked for the present by the dexterous administration of this sugar plum . Scott , Heart of Mid-Lothian, xxxviii. sugar-pre (shug'är-pres), n. A pre for extracting the juice of sugar-cane or effecting the drainage of mola es from sugar. In the Ilande of Hispana or Hispaniola were erected 28 suger pre es, to pre e ye sugre which groweth plentifully in certaine canes or redes of the same countréy. R. Eden, tr. of Sebastian Munster (First Books on Amer[ica, ed. Arber, p. 40).
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