1. The stalk or stem of certain species of grain, as wheat, barley, &c.; a mass of such stalks after being cut and thrashed; anything proverbially worthless.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• striat,
• strach,
• strage,
• sarow,
• xtras,
• strim,
• astra,
• strea,
• straed,
• stren,
• strom,
• starat,
• stroy,
• sturat,
• strawn,
• strue,
• dtrew,
• straff,
• strat,
• strag

• stereo,
• stairway,
• STIER,
• stria,
• stair,
• star,
• story,
• steier,
• Stehr,
• store,
• strew,
• Stohr,
• stray,
• starr,
• steer,
• storey,
• sterry,
• stuhr,
• stoehr,
• steyer,
• stare,
• stir,
• stahr,
• storie,
• styer,
• starry,
• stayer,
• STEAR.

The adjective form of the word "straw" is "strawen".

The plural of the "straw" can be the "straws".

The singular of the "straw" can be the "straw".