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Meanings of cereal in English
Grass whose starchy grains are used as food: wheat; rice; rye; oats; maize; buckwheat; millet.
Usage of cereal in English
1
CC: If you come to my house, there might be some cereal.
2
Right now, that morning cereal didn't want to stay in her tummy.
3
Serve in the place of the morning cereal with honey and milk.
4
There was a decrease in cereal and an increase in green crops.
5
This cereal will hold on Keep Warm for up to 1 hour.
6
The products marketed were primarily candy, cereal, quick serve restaurants, and snacks.
7
This year, drought has hit lentils and cereal crops in some states.
8
In fact, selling cereal is not the central theme to cereal advertising.
9
That hopefully won't be the case in the cereal aisle at Woolies.
10
Kraft made the offer to buy the biscuits and cereal division yesterday.
11
None of the cereal grains of the Old World were found there.
12
Guernsey Bel provides ingredients for ice-cream, breakfast cereal and and confectionery products.
13
Sauces for cereal dishes are prepared from the fresh or dried leaves.
14
He looked at her plate and said, No, I'll have some cereal.
15
If one must economize, the cereal breakfast should always be the rule.
16
Mr. Stock came in and dumped his box beside Aidan's cereal bowl.
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Cereal through the time
Cereal across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common