Geäse.
pasture, fodder or feeding ground for deer
Meaning & usage
pasture, fodder or feeding ground for deer
deer's mouth, muzzle, snout
Where this word comes from
Hunters' jargon for "mouth, feed" (1st half of the 18th century), from Middle High German geæʒe (“fodder, esp. bird feed”) (14th century), from Middle High German æʒen, a derivation of āʒ (“eating, animal feed”). By surface analysis, ge- + äsen (“to graze, browse, said of deer”). Cognate with German Äsung (“feed, nourishment”) (mid 16th century), Äser (“mouth”).
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