Cheerios
- proper noun
- /ˈtʃɪəriˌoʊz/
- Sarah, in her high chair, was picking carefully at the Cheerios someone had sprinkled out onto the tray for her.
- bowl of Cheerios
- Cheerios box
- eat Cheerios
We don't know what to do as they promote Cheerios laden recipes on their website.
- We don't know what to do as they promote Cheerios laden recipes on their website.
- So we are better off in a world with apple cinnamon Cheerios then without it.
- Phoebe and banana and honey and Cheerios.
- OK, so for example, let's take General Mills, a company that makes Cheerios.
- But then going through the rest of the list, is the fear maybe the synthetic toxic glyphosate pesticide that's covering the food, the Cheerios that you're eating?
Examples
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I put Levi in his high chair and gave him some pancake pieces, Cheerios, and banana.
Blog text (13) -
OK, so I use Cheerios for treats, funny as that may sound, but he loves Cheerios.
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I got some Cheerios for you.
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I'm going to go and grab some Cheerios, eat them from the box as always.
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Let's get you some Cheerios.
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You want Cheerios or Grape-Nuts?
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Jackson's having Cheerios as a snack today.
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Rebecca took him upstairs, gave him a bowl of Cheerios, and introduced him to her daughter.
Fiction book (2002) -
- Want some Cheerios?
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I always start my day with a bowl of Cheerios and milk.
Synonyms
A food made from grains that you eat with milk for breakfast
A breakfast cereal made from whole wheat flakes often with an athlete on the box
A breakfast cereal of bran flakes mixed with raisins
A thin, crisp piece of breakfast cereal made from whole wheat
A breakfast food eaten without heating, usually served with milk
Thin, crisp pieces of corn eaten with milk for breakfast
A crisp cereal made from oats and nuts
Surface Forms
Etymology
Cheerios is a brand name made from cheer ('happy') plus the letter O to show the product's ring shape, which is why the brand is known for a round, oat-based breakfast cereal.