On the downside, it rewards them with fodder for nightmares.
But, hey, at least Brody gave us one of those TV moments that served as fodder for endless parody!
It was fodder for all the industry-watchers who recognize the significant revenue stream and sizable audience at stake.
Those once were fighting words, fodder for the culture wars.
Even reality-TV shows such as The Apprentice and Survivor are fodder for the modern college student.
We must foller right along, too, or we'll run short of fodder.
But even if we have fodder enough for them during the winter what are we to do with them?
For fodder, either green or cured, it is cut before ripening.
The Chinese Sugar-Cane also may deserve attention as a fodder plant.
He gets his fodder at the proper time, and takes no care about it.
Old English fodder "food," especially "food for cattle," from Proto-Germanic *fodran (cf. Old Norse foðr, Middle Dutch voeder, Old High German fuotar, German Futter), from PIE *patrom, from *pa- "to feed" (see food).
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