millet
/ˈmɪlɪt/Definitions
1. noun
A small-grained cereal, especially a type of grass grown for its edible grain, often used as animal feed or in food for humans.
“The village grew millet as a staple crop and sold the surplus to nearby towns.”
2. verb
To beat or thrash with a millet or similar stick, especially to punish someone.
“The soldiers were milletted by the commanding officer for their poor performance.”