What does HAULM mean?

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Haulm is a noun that refers to the stems and leaves of plants, especially those left after harvesting.

Pronunciation of Haulm

• US: /hɑm/
• UK: /hɔːm/

Origin and Usage of Haulm

The word haulm comes from the Old English word halm, which means "stalk" or "stem." It has been used in English since the 14th century to refer to the stems and leaves of plants, especially those left after harvesting. Haulm is commonly used in agriculture and gardening contexts.

Synonyms of Haulm

Some synonyms of haulm include stalk, stem, straw, and chaff.

Related Words of Haulm

Some related 5 letter words of haulm include almug, almah, almud, and halma.

Example Sentences with Haulm

• After harvesting the wheat, the farmers gathered the haulm and burned it.
• The gardeners cleared the haulm from the flower beds to make way for new plants.
• The horses ate the haulm from the hay bales.