1. Plural of bagasse; the fibrous residue left after extracting juice from sugarcane or similar plants.
Usage: Commonly used in industrial and agricultural contexts.; Often used as a byproduct for fuel, paper production, or animal bedding.

Examples

• The sugar mill processes tons of bagasses each season.
• Bagasses are burned as fuel to power the refinery.
• Farmers use bagasses as bedding for livestock.
• The paper industry converts bagasses into pulp.
• After juice extraction, the remaining bagasses are collected for recycling.