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Traditional English :: mealie
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mealiness.html - n. (also mielie) S.Afr. 1 (usu. in pl.) maize. 2 a corn-cob. [Afrik. mielie f. Port. milho maize, millet f. L milium] |
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Traditional English :: meal(1)
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mealiness.html - n. 1 an occasion when food is eaten. 2 the food eaten on one occasion. make a meal of 1 treat (a task etc.) too laboriously or fussily. 2 consume as a meal. meals on wheels Brit. a service by which meals are delivered to old people, invalids, etc. meal-ticket 1 a ticket entitling one to a meal, esp. at a specified place with reduced cost. 2 a person or thing that is a source of food or income. [OE mól mark, fixed time, meal f. Gmc] |
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Traditional English :: meal(2)
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mealiness.html - n. 1 the edible part of any grain or pulse (usu. other than wheat) ground to powder. 2 Sc. oatmeal. 3 US maize flour. 4 any powdery substance made by grinding. meal-beetle an insect, Tenebrio molitor, infesting granaries etc. meal-worm the larva of the meal-beetle. [OE melu f. Gmc] |
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Traditional English :: mealie
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mealiness.html - n. (also mielie) S.Afr. 1 (usu. in pl.) maize. 2 a corn-cob. [Afrik. mielie f. Port. milho maize, millet f. L milium] |
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Traditional English :: mealtime
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mealiness.html - n. any of the usual times of eating. |
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Traditional English :: mealy
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mealiness.html - adj. (mealier, mealiest) 1 a of or like meal; soft and powdery. b containing meal. 2 (of a complexion) pale. 3 (of a horse) spotty. 4 (in full mealy-mouthed) not outspoken; afraid to use plain expressions. mealy bug any insect of the genus Pseudococcus, infesting vines etc., whose body is covered with white powder. |
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