cereal
- noun
- /ˈsɪr.i.əl/
- They also have mini Reese's cereal now, which I do recommend.
- breakfast cereal
- eat cereal
- a bowl of cereal
And then I saved the worst for last is cereal with skim milk.
- And then I saved the worst for last is cereal with skim milk.
- We've got some coffee, we've got some cereal, and we have a T-shirt.
- I was eating cereal with my brother, watching cartoons.
- I actually prefer the cereal in the Crunch mix.
- Magic Spoon low carb keto friendly cereal that I think is delicious.
- The box of cereal with no milk.
- Like people trust you, Magic spoon cereal, low carb.
- Open up the cereal boxes, bags, cereal bags full of Xanax bars.
Examples
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Joey, you can't have cereal for lunch.
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She tweeted last night I had cereal with milk for the first time.
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And if they did, that box of cereal would cost more.
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Then there was always cream for our cereal and all the milk we could drink.
Fiction book (1990) -
If the bowl contains cereal, take one bite of cereal.
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As she sits down to cereal and coffee, she is sure of one thing.
Fiction book (1991) -
Lance puts down his cereal and makes his way to the phone.
Fiction book (1994) -
I was eating cereal with my brother, watching cartoons.
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Hadley was eating a bowl of cereal, and Mrs. Patterson was drinking coffee, trying to wake up.
Fiction book (1993) -
For breakfast, I usually have a bowl of cereal with some fruit and milk.
Synonyms
Soft cooked oats eaten for breakfast
Soft warm food made by boiling oats in milk or water until thick
A crunchy breakfast mix of baked oats, nuts, and dried fruit
A thin, crunchy flake of toasted corn eaten with milk for breakfast
A brand of round oat cereal sold in boxes for breakfast
A thin hot food made by boiling ground grain in water or milk
A breakfast cereal made from whole wheat flakes often with an athlete on the box
A cold breakfast of raw oats, nuts, seeds and dried fruit eaten with milk
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
A breakfast food like flakes or puffs you eat with milk without cooking
Light, crispy rice grains that form when heat makes rice expand
A warm breakfast made from grains like oatmeal or porridge
Thin, crisp pieces of corn eaten with milk for breakfast
A small flat crunchy piece of wheat eaten for breakfast
Grains of wheat that swell when you heat them and people eat for breakfast
A crisp cereal made from oats and nuts
Small toasted grains from wheat or barley eaten for breakfast and as a side
A hot breakfast made from ground corn that is boiled
Idioms
- Offensive
To spoil someone's good mood or stop them enjoying something
Compounds
How Filling
Surface Forms
Etymology
Cereal comes from the Roman goddess Ceres and the Latin word cerealis, which meant 'of grain' because she looked after crops. So a cereal is the breakfast food made from grains, the kind you pour milk on.