to grain

To make something into small grains like sugar

To make something into small hard grains or crystals

In a way that is different from what most people expect

To do something very different from what most people expect or usually do

A grain that still has all its natural parts, like the outer layer and soft inside

A small real part of a story that is mostly false

Pure alcohol made by heating fermented grain, used in medicine, as a solvent or fuel additive

The lines and patterns you see on the surface of wood that its long thin parts make

Seeds of crops like corn or barley that farmers grow to feed animals

A small dry seed from plants like wheat or rice that people eat

A field where crops like wheat and barley grow

A tall plant grown for small edible seeds used for food or animal feed

Kernels of crops like corn that farmers keep to plant next season

Leftover grain from making beer that farmers use as animal feed

Leftover grain from making beer that farmers feed to animals

A small moth whose larvae eat stored grains like wheat or corn and damage them

A unit of weight that equals 50 milligrams or 1/4 carat used for pearls and diamonds

A machine that uses air to move grain

A machine that removes dirt and small stones from grain before storage or sale

A person or business that buys and sells grains like wheat

A small insect whose caterpillars eat stored grain and damage food

A climbing plant with leaves and beans grown for animal feed and food

A small plant from northwestern North America with green and purple bell-shaped flowers

A hard red wheat grown in Russia and Germany used mostly to feed farm animals