Meal

What do we mean by meal?

The food served and eaten in one sitting. noun

A customary time or occasion of eating food. noun

The edible whole or coarsely ground grains of a cereal grass. noun

A granular substance produced by grinding. noun

The supply of food taken at one time for the relief of hunger; a provision of food (formerly of drink also) for one or more persons or animals for a single occasion, as at a customary time of eating; the substance of a repast; a breakfast, dinner, or supper: with reference to domestic animals, more commonly called a feed. noun

The taking or ingestion of a supply of food; an eating; a refection or repast. noun

The milk which a cow yields at one milking. Also called mcltith. noun

To grind into meal or the state of meal; pulverize: as, mealed powder.—2. To sprinkle with meal, or mix meal with.

To yield or produce meal; be productive in meal: applied to grain: as, the barley does not meal well this year.

The edible part of any kind of grain or pulse ground to a powder or flour; flour: as, oatmeal, bean-meal. noun

Specifically— In the United States, ground maize: more fully called Indian meal and corn-meal. noun

In Scotland and Ireland, oatmeal. noun

Any substance resembling the meal of grain or pulse; especially, any coarsely ground substance. noun

A sand-heap. noun

A speck or spot. noun

Apparently, to defile or taint.

To apportion food to; provide with meals or food; feed; fodder.

A part; a fragment; a portion. noun

The portion of food taken at a particular time for the satisfaction of appetite; the quantity usually taken at one time with the purpose of satisfying hunger; a repast; the act or time of eating a meal noun

To sprinkle with, or as with, meal. transitive verb

Food that is prepared and eaten, usually at a specific time, and usually in a comparatively large quantity (as opposed to a snack).

Food served or eaten as a repast.

A time or an occasion.

Words that are spelled similarly to meal:
meal.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word meal:
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Words that rhyme with meal:
deal, seal, appeal, wheel, feel, steel, steal, surreal, real, reel, heel, reveal, ideal, peel, zeal, kneel, keel, puerile, repeal, ordeal, teal, eel, piecemeal, heal, conceal, spiel, automobile, peal, genteel, anneal, creel, kreel, squeal, stele, keal, veal, congeal, creal, abele, audiophile, speel, unreal, oatmeal, beal, smeal, immobile, glockenspiel, seel, neil, leal, neal, riel, steele, emile, lille, emil, snowmobile, ezekiel, weil, viel, flywheel, ciel, newsreel, lucille, cartwheel, diel, brasil, ferris wheel, teel, kiel, corneal, cornmeal, beale, camille, peale, banana peel, stael, cele, beau ideal, neill, deel, bookmobile, neel, mele, reseal, verrill, scheele, unseal, oneal, oneill, tweel, steering wheel, shaquille, stainless steel, peele, beall, fifth wheel, vielle, biel, adriel.

Adjectives that are often used to describe meal:
good, first, last, next, hot, full, hearty, main, simple, light, day, big, heavy, delicious, indian, single, fine, free, decent, common, cooked, special, substantial, frugal, excellent, entire, daily, festive, sumptuous, coarse, nice, complete, sacred, quick, regular, corn, favorite, hasty, balanced, communal, fat, wonderful, proper, ordinary, sacrificial, scanty, principal, warm, tasty, solid, rich, typical, mixed, pleasant, huge, vegetarian, elaborate, usual, comfortable, chinese, occasional, yellow, soybean, prepared, cold, solitary, quiet, satisfying, easy, nutritious, hurried, silent.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective meal:
times, time, offering, snacks, tub, bread, offerings, preparation, mush, worms, ticket, porridge, bag, hours, planning, poultices, worm, feedings, sack, poultice, fashion, plan, eating, cakes, snack, tickets, gruel, flour, bags, moth, basis, chest, replacement, approach, breaks, powder, feeding, cake, plans, diet, sacks, examination, agar, drift, boy, hour, food, industry, schedule, pudding, snacking, pattern, nourishment, barrel, taking, dough, foods, mill, replacements, periods, production, factory, market, exports, factories, consumption, scheme, reforms, bin, cleanup, supplements, table, bowl, break, one, legislation, mobs, wagons, habits, bran, plants, fellowship, mixture, dust, hunger, interval, plant, ration.

Consonant match to meal:
mill, mail, mole, mull, mile, mall, male, maul, mil, mal, mel, merle, moll, mell, mille, mol, molle, merl, maule, moyle, mele, maile, malle, mohl, miele, mayle, melle, maille, moul, male-, mehl, muhl, mahl, moyl, maull, meehl.

Words that sound like meal:
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