oaty
- adjective
- /ˈoʊti/
- She made a nutritious breakfast with oaty porridge topped with honey and fruits.
Examples
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Eddie liked the smell of it, dusty and oaty; it reminded him of the granary on the farm when he was a boy.
Fiction book (1999) -
The widescreen/fullscreen thing wasn't that much of a problem (except for the shots that got recropped, I suppose; that was annoying), and with its ample commentaries and fruity, oaty special features, I never felt like I was missing anything with the Serenity DVD (should I have been?).
Blog text (28) -
The yummy cookies had a lovely oaty flavor that made them taste wholesome.
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The granola bar was deliciously oaty, providing a satisfying crunch in every bite.
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Etymology
Oaty comes from oat plus the ending -y, which means 'having the quality of'. It brings to mind the warm taste and smell of oats or oatmeal, so oaty means 'having the taste, smell, or texture of oats'.