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oatmeal
noun [U] /ˈəʊt.miːl/
/ˈoʊt-/ Definition
(Definition of oatmeal noun from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- cassava noun
- cornflour noun
- cornmeal noun
- cornstarch noun
- dough noun (FLOUR)
- flour noun
- floury adjective
- gluten noun
- meal noun (POWDER)
- plain flour noun
- polenta noun
- self-raising flour noun
- semolina noun
- sourdough noun
- stoneground adjective
- wheatmeal noun
- wholegrain adjective
- wholemeal adjective
- wholewheat adjective
- yeast noun
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