Fodder
Fodder noun - Coarse food (especially for livestock) composed of entire plants or the leaves and stalks of a cereal crop.
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Synonyms for Fodder
Produce and fodder are semantically related in thing topic. In some cases you can use "Produce" instead a noun "Fodder", when it comes to topics like nature.
Nearby Word: foddering
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Between this, the fact they all have Super Strength, and the fact Mother can produce a new batch every three days, they are considered cannon fodder of the finest kind.
Source: Younger Than They Look - Predators pick off these cannon-fodder offspring while their mom remains sheltered by her young, able to produce a new generation of disperser/breeders.
Source: Weaponized Offspring - Hive worlds supposedly produce a lot of different products, although they're best known as a source of Cannon Fodder for the Imperial Guard.
Source: One-Product Planet
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