n. 1 a plant such as a grass that produces grain that can be eaten; 2 a breakfast food prepared from grain; adj. of grain or the grasses producing grain
The kids ate cereal for breakfast.
The kids ate cereal for breakfast.
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The cereal got so soggy that it turned to mush.
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In Chapter 1, why were Stink and his friends collecting cereal boxes?
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Grandpa's idiosyncratic breakfast was coffee instead of milk in his cereal.
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What kind of cereal does she get to eat now that she is no longer little?
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For breakfast he ate from the cereal food group. Spelled as two words.
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Why was Judy's cereal lucky?
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He ate a fortified cereal.
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If you have the "Monday morning, cold cereal instead of pancakes" feeling, what do you have?
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What does Amber refer to when she mentions a cereal killer?
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What cereal was made and sold in Niagara Falls?
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Using coffee instead of milk in his cereal is one of his idiosyncrasies.
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I like honey on my cereal.
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He fortified the building to withstand the storm. OR He ate a fortified cereal.
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What did Lucy find after knocking her bowl of cereal off the table?
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wheat; rice; rye; oats
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3 syllables
ce-re-al
serial
arterial
bacterial
ethereal
imperial
material
venereal
immaterial
managerial
antibacterial
biomaterial
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