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Definition of meal
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Meal (v. t.) To
sprinkle
with, or as with,
meal..
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Flour
::
Flour (n.) The
finely
ground
meal of
wheat,
or of any other
grain;
especially,
the finer part of meal
separated
by
bolting;
hence,
the fine and soft
powder
of any
substance;
as, flour of
emery;
flour of
mustard..
Farinaceous
::
Farinaceous
(a.) Like meal;
mealy;
pertainiing
to meal; as, a
farinaceous
taste,
smell,
or
appearance..
Dine
::
Dine (v. t.) To give a
dinner
to; to
furnish
with the chief meal; to feed; as, to dine a
hundred
men..
Meal
::
Meal (n.) Grain (esp.
maize,
rye, or oats) that is
coarsely
ground
and
unbolted;
also, a kind of flour made from
beans,
pease,
etc.;
sometimes,
any
flour,
esp. if
coarse..
Johnnycake
::
"Johnnycake
(n.) A kind of bread made of the meal of maize
(Indian
corn),
mixed with water or milk, etc., and
baked..
Haversack
::
Haversack
(n.) A bag for oats or
oatmeal.
Inchmeal
::
Inchmeal
(adv.)
Little
by
little;
gradually.
Porridge
::
Porridge
(n.) A food made by
boiling
some
leguminous
or
farinaceous
substance,
or the meal of it, in water or in milk,
making
of broth or thin
pudding;
as,
barley
porridge,
milk
porridge,
bean
porridge,
etc..
Nones
::
Nones (n. pl.) The hour of
dinner;
the
noonday
meal.
Cake
::
Cake (n.) A small mass of dough
baked;
especially,
a thin loaf from
unleavened
dough;
as, an
oatmeal
cake;
johnnycake..
Mealies
::
Mealies
(n. pl.) Maize or
Indian
corn; -- the
common
name in South
Africa.
Stiriated
::
Stirabout
(n.) A dish
formed
of
oatmeal
boiled
in water to a
certain
consistency
and
frequently
stirred,
or of
oatmeal
and
dripping
mixed
together
and
stirred
about in a pan; a hasty
pudding..
Brose
::
Brose (n.)
Pottage
made by
pouring
some
boiling
liquid
on meal (esp.
oatmeal),
and
stirring
it. It is
called
beef
brose,
water
brose,
etc.,
according
to the name of the
liquid
(beef
broth,
hot
water,
etc.)
used..
Tablecloth
::
Tablecloth
(n.) A cloth for
covering
a
table,
especially
one with which a table is
covered
before
the
dishes,
etc., are set on for
meals..
Last
::
Last (n.) A load; a heavy
burden;
hence,
a
certain
weight
or
measure,
generally
estimated
at 4,000 lbs., but
varying
for
different
articles
and in
different
countries.
In
England,
a last of
codfish,
white
herrings,
meal, or
ashes,
is
twelve
barrels;
a last of corn, ten
quarters,
or
eighty
bushels,
in some parts of
England,
twenty-one
quarters;
of
gunpowder,
twenty-four
barrels,
each
containing
100 lbs; of red
herrings,
twenty
cades,
or
20,000;
of
hides,
twelve
dozen;
of
leather,
twenty
dickers;
Oatcake
::
Oatcake
(n.) A cake made of
oatmeal.
Bird''s-eye
::
Bird's-eye
(n.) A plant with a small
bright
flower,
as the
Adonis
or
pheasant's
eye, the mealy
primrose
(Primula
farinosa),
and
species
of
Veronica,
Geranium,
etc..
Meal
::
Meal (v. t.) To
sprinkle
with, or as with,
meal..
Piecemeal
::
Piecemeal
(adv.)
Piece by
piece;
by
little
and
little
in
succession.
Tavern
::
Tavern
(n.) A
public
house where
travelers
and other
transient
guests
are
accomodated
with rooms and
meals;
an inn; a
hotel;
especially,
in
modern
times,
a
public
house
licensed
to sell
liquor
in small
quantities..
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