provender

"I had not thought it would be possible for you to prepare provender and return so soon."

"He will take all the provender we can send him and at good prices, Papa."

"Do we have to settle the question of the camel provender?"

Their house was filled with all the provender they had stowed away for years.

"These men are to return with more provender," he boomed.

"Yes, and the chefs who'd know what to do with such provender.

Frankly, as I see it, given the high quality of the provender, a park bench or hotel room would do.

"How many skins would you have demanded in payment for this provender?"

All mortal flesh must become, in due time, the provender of the god."

You will work every day for no wage and receive only the meanest provender.

Provender was the prince's only real home in exile.

"I'll make him a sling of provender then," Trumpet said.

She filled his pouch with provender for the hunt.

Bringing up young hobbits took a lot of provender.

"Acorns are easier to come by than human provender."

The white crow was not good for much of anything but an emergency source of provender.

He arranged for the worst and cheapest provender, unless it was provided by one of his family?

"That was why you had the lancers take as much provender as we could?"

It was not tasty, but I was grateful for even so simple a provender.

They would now try the provender of Dis.

'Just half a mile after the turning to Provender bridge.

On another occasion his troop ordered two quarters of provender from Stapleton.

In addition to the grain stocked up during the fall, two new sources of provender had turned up.

"Whoever it was, he seems to have had an uncannily accurate idea of how much provender we'd need, and what kinds."

Upon the mare's broad back were slung two baskets of loaves and other provender.