sugar cane

sugar cane synonyms

sugarcane compare sugar cane and sugarcane
Saccharum officinarum compare sugar cane and Saccharum officinarum
sugar-cane compare sugar cane and sugar-cane
candy cane compare sugar cane and candy cane
Santa's cane compare sugar cane and Santa's cane
peppermint stick compare sugar cane and peppermint stick
Santa's cane compare sugar cane and Santa's cane
peppermint stick compare sugar cane and peppermint stick
candy cane compare sugar cane and candy cane
lollipop compare sugar cane and lollipop
rattan compare sugar cane and rattan
molasses cane compare sugar cane and molasses cane
cane compare sugar cane and cane
sap compare sugar cane and sap
culm compare sugar cane and culm
strap compare sugar cane and strap
wood compare sugar cane and wood
beat up compare sugar cane and beat up
common reed compare sugar cane and common reed
bamboo compare sugar cane and bamboo
crown compare sugar cane and crown
spear compare sugar cane and spear
wand compare sugar cane and wand
stick compare sugar cane and stick
twig compare sugar cane and twig
stock compare sugar cane and stock
rice compare sugar cane and rice
peduncle compare sugar cane and peduncle
slap compare sugar cane and slap
sedge compare sugar cane and sedge
bent compare sugar cane and bent
ashplant compare sugar cane and ashplant
sugar compare sugar cane and sugar
stalk compare sugar cane and stalk
club compare sugar cane and club
bar compare sugar cane and bar
reed compare sugar cane and reed
haulm compare sugar cane and haulm
billet compare sugar cane and billet
vegetable compare sugar cane and vegetable
waddy compare sugar cane and waddy
rod compare sugar cane and rod
punch compare sugar cane and punch
prick compare sugar cane and prick
boot compare sugar cane and boot
standard compare sugar cane and standard
cream compare sugar cane and cream
box compare sugar cane and box
crop compare sugar cane and crop
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sugar cane definitions

noun

  • A tropical grass of the genus Saccharum (especially the species Saccharum officinarum, including hybrids) having stout, fibrous, jointed stalks, the sap of which is a source of sugar. 

  • A candy cane, an edible candy in the shape of a cane.