wheaten
- adjective
- /ˈwiːtən/
Examples
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your hair in damp, wheaten curls,
Fiction book (1995) -
The emphatic sign of consecration has a didactic as well as a liturgical function: elevation makes manifest for the entire congregation the moment in which the wheaten disk transforms into the body of Christ.
Academic text (2003) -
The chef used wheaten flour to bake his famous bread.
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She prefers wheaten pasta over white for its higher nutritional value.
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The label on the bag clearly states that it contains 100% wheaten grain.
Synonyms
A mild taste or smell like fresh wheat bread
Compounds
A medium-sized Irish dog with a soft, light brown coat and a very hairy head
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word wheaten comes from the common English word wheat, which is the grain used for bread, plus the ending -en, which means 'made of' or 'relating to'. So wheaten means 'made from' or 'containing' wheat, as in wheaten bread or flour.