Ĕd'dish, n.

n. [A-S. edisc, Prov. Eng. eddige, edgrew, D. etgroen, from A-S. ed, again, anew, whence ed-grówung, a re-growing.] [Written also eadish, eagrass, earsh, and etch.]

1Sense 1. The latter pasture, or grass that comes after mowing or reaping; the aftermath.

2Sense 2. The stubble in corn or grass. Halliwell.