cottonseeds

Oil-producing plant embryos

Cottonseeds are the seeds of the cotton plant, left behind after cotton fibers are removed.

They're processed for cottonseed oil, used in cooking and food production, while the remaining meal becomes livestock feed.

Cottonseed oil was once the dominant vegetable oil in American kitchens.

meal

livestock

Domesticated farm animals

  • feedSupply with sustenance
  • proteinFolded amino chain
  • cattleDomesticated bovines kept commercially

poultry · supplement · nutrition · hulls · pellets · dairy · ration · fodder · digestible · byproduct

cultivation

planting

Placing seeds in earth

irrigation · fertilization · tillage · propagation · hybridization · breeding · cultivar · genetics · variety · seedcoat

oil

pressing

Requiring immediate attention

cooking · edible · vegetable · oleic · unsaturated · polyunsaturated · cholesterol-free · shortening · margarine · frying

fiber

lint

Loose textile fibers

yarn · fabric · cloth · weaving · denim · muslin · gauze · batting · absorbent · cellulose

sustainability

organic

From living matter

eco-friendly · conservation · non-toxic · compostable · low-impact · byproduct · biofuel · green

Opposites
part of the cotton plant

cottonseedscotton fiber

Soft plant-based filament

cotton lint · cotton bolls · raw cotton · cotton wool · cotton batting

agricultural seed type

cottonseedssoybeans

Protein-rich Asian legume

sunflower seeds · flaxseeds · rapeseed · corn kernels

Phrases
Family

cottonseed

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G