Wheaties
- proper noun
- /ˈwiːtiːz/
- He always starts his day with a bowl of Wheaties to fuel his morning workouts.
- Wheaties box
- Wheaties cereal
- Wheaties for breakfast
Muscle up, eat your Wheaties and just play it faster.
- Muscle up, eat your Wheaties and just play it faster.
- And then eventually we got to jingles, and Wheaties had the first successful Jingle.
- And Bruce Jenner was my girlfriend Maria, who was wearing a Wheaties box with her face sticking out.
Examples
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I eat Wheaties.
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Eat your Wheaties and be sharp, soldier.
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You could have your picture on a Wheaties box.
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You had your Wheaties this morning!
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Put a picture of the team on the front of a Wheaties box.
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Maybe you go on home and eat your Wheaties.
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And that was before I had my Wheaties.
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I was on a box of Wheaties.
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They gonna put me on a Wheaties box!
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He also had his picture on a Wheaties box after winning a gold medal in the 2020 Olympic Games.
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Synonyms
A food made from grains that you eat with milk for breakfast
A brand of round oat cereal sold in boxes for breakfast
A thin, crisp piece of breakfast cereal made from whole wheat
A small flat crunchy piece of wheat eaten for breakfast
Thin, crisp pieces of corn eaten with milk for breakfast
Grains of wheat that swell when you heat them and people eat for breakfast
A crisp cereal made from oats and nuts
Idioms
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Morphology
Etymology
The cereal Wheaties was named after wheat, the grain the flakes are made from, so the name reminds you it is a wheat breakfast food.