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Definition
Synonym
Maisflocken
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Maisflocken
corn flakes
Cornflakes
pl
;
Maisflocken
pl
cook.
corn flakes
Am.
Austr.
Cornflakes
pl
;
Maisflocken
pl
cook.
corn flakes
Am.
Austr.
(corn-flakes) (cornflakes)
Cornflakes
pl
,
Maisflocken
pl
cook.
corn flakes
Deutsche
Maisflocken Synonyme
Cornflakes
ÂMaisflocken
Englische
corn flakes Synonyme
corn
Joe Miller
aftergrass
anhydrate
bamboo
banality
barley
benign tumor
bird seed
blast-freeze
boil
bran
brine
bromide
bump
bunion
callosity
callus
cancer
cane
carbuncle
carcinoma
cat food
cereal
cereal plant
chestnut
chicken feed
chop
cliche
commonplace
commonplace expression
cure
cyst
dehydrate
desiccate
dilatation
dilation
distension
dog food
dry
dry-cure
dry-salt
eatage
edema
embalm
ensilage
evaporate
excrescence
familiar tune
farinaceous plant
feed
fodder
fog
forage
forage grass
freeze
freeze-dry
fume
fungosity
fungus
furuncle
grain
graminaceous plant
grass
growth
hackneyed saying
hay
intumescence
irradiate
jerk
joke with whiskers
kipper
lawn grass
lieu commun
locus communis
lump
malignant growth
marinade
marinate
mash
meal
metastatic tumor
mole
morbid growth
mummify
neoplasm
nevus
nonmalignant tumor
oats
old joke
old saw
old song
old story
old turkey
old wheeze
ornamental grass
outgrowth
pasturage
pasture
pet food
pickle
pimple
platitude
pock
preservatize
prosaicism
prosaism
prose
proud flesh
provender
pustule
quick-freeze
reed
refrigerate
reiteration
retold story
rising
salt
sarcoma
scratch
scratch feed
season
sebaceous cyst
silage
slops
smoke
smoke-cure
stereotyped saying
straw
stuff
swell
swelling
swill
swollenness
trite joke
trite saying
triticism
tumefaction
tumescence
tumidity
tumor
turgescence
turgescency
turgidity
twice-told tale
verruca
warmed-over cabbage
wart
wen
wheat
corn
belt
agricultural region
arable land
black belt
citrus belt
cotton belt
countryside
dust bowl
farm belt
farm country
farmland
fruit belt
grass roots
grassland
grazing region
highlands
lowlands
meadows and pastures
moors
plains
prairies
province
provinces
rural district
rustic region
steppes
the country
the soil
the sticks
tobacco belt
uplands
veld
wheat belt
wide-open spaces
woodland
woods and fields
yokeldom
corn
cob
Missouri meerschaum
auricle
briar
briar pipe
calean
calumet
churchwarden
clay
cob
corn
cob pipe
ear
ear of
corn
hookah
hubble-bubble
mealie
meerschaum
nargileh
peace pipe
pipe
pipe cleaner
pipe rack
spike
tobacco pipe
tobacco pouch
water pipe
corn
eous
bony
cement
cemental
concrete
dense
diamondlike
dure
flintlike
flinty
granitelike
granitic
hard
hard as nails
hardhearted
horny
iron-hard
ironlike
lapideous
lithoid
lithoidal
marble
marblelike
obdurate
osseous
resistant
resistive
rocklike
rocky
solid
steellike
steely
stonelike
stony
tough
corn
er
L
a
corn
er on
aberrancy
aberration
absorb
alcove
angle
apex
asylum
bay
bear raid
bend
bias
bifurcation
bight
blind alley
bolt-hole
bother
bottle up
box
branching off
bull raid
buy
buy back
buy in
buy into
buy off
buy on credit
buy up
cache
cant
capture
carrel
catch
chevron
circuitousness
coin
collar
complete a purchase
concealment
corn
er in
corn
ering
cove
cover
covert
coverture
crank
cranny
crook
crotchet
cubby
cubbyhole
cubicle
cul-de-sac
curve
dark
corn
er
dead end
dead-end street
deadlock
declination
deflection
den
departure
detour
deviance
deviancy
deviation
deviousness
digression
dilemma
discursion
disturb
divagation
divarication
divergence
diversion
dogleg
double
double a point
drift
drifting
dugout
elbow
ell
engross
engrossment
errantry
exclusive possession
excursion
excursus
exorbitation
extremity
fix
forestall
forestallment
fork
foxhole
funk hole
furcation
go around
hairpin
halt
hideaway
hideout
hidey hole
hiding
hiding place
hog
hole
hook
impasse
indirection
inflection
inglenook
jam
knee
lair
make a buy
manipulation
monopolization
monopolize
monopoly
nab
niche
nook
obliquity
oriel
pererration
pickle
pitchhole
plight
point
procure
purchase
put out
quoin
raid
rambling
rebuy
recess
recession
refuge
regrate
repurchase
retreat
rigging
roomlet
round
round a bend
round a
corn
er
round a point
sanctuary
scrape
secret place
seize
sheer
shift
shifting
shifting course
shifting path
skew
slant
snuggery
stalemate
stand
standstill
stash
stop
straying
sweep
swerve
swerving
swinging
tack
take it all
tie up
trap
tree
trouble
turn
turn a
corn
er
turning
twist
undercovert
variation
veer
vertex
wandering
warp
wash sale
washing
yaw
zag
zig
zigzag
corn
ered
V-shaped
Y-shaped
akimbo
angular
at bay
aux abois
bent
between two fires
crooked
crotched
endangered
forked
furcal
furcate
geniculate
geniculated
hooked
imperiled
in a
corn
er
in a predicament
in danger
in desperate case
in extremis
in jeopardy
jagged
jeopardized
knee-shaped
on the spot
pointed
saw-toothed
sawtooth
serrate
sharp
sharp-
corn
ered
threatened
treed
up a stump
up a tree
zigzag
corn
erstone
bench mark
cardinal point
chief thing
climax
core
crisis
critical point
crux
essence
essential
essential matter
first stone
footstone
foundation stone
fundamental
gist
gravamen
great point
headstone
heart
high point
important thing
issue
kernel
keystone
landmark
main point
main thing
material point
meat
milestone
nub
pith
pivot
quoin
real issue
salient point
sine qua non
substance
substantive point
the bottom line
the point
turning point
corn
et
English horn
alpenhorn
alphorn
althorn
alto horn
ballad horn
baritone
bass horn
bassoon
block flute
bombard
bourdon
brass choir
brass wind
brass-wind instrument
brasses
bugle
bugle horn
cello
claribel
clarinet
clarion
complex cone
concert flute
cone
conelet
conoid
cop
corn
et-a-pistons
corn
o di caccia
corn
opean
cromorna
cymbel
diapason
double-bell euphonium
dulciana
euphonium
flute stop
foundation stop
fourniture
funnel
gamba
gedeckt
gemshorn
harmonic flute
helicon
horn
hunting horn
hybrid stop
ice-cream cone
key trumpet
koppel flute
larigot
lituus
lur
mellophone
melodia
mixture
mutation stop
nazard
oboe
octave
ophicleide
orchestral horn
organ stop
piccolo
pine cone
plein jeu
pocket trumpet
posaune
post horn
principal
quint
quintaten
rank
ranket
reed stop
register
rohr flute
sackbut
saxhorn
saxtuba
serpent
sesquialtera
shawm
slide trombone
sliphorn
sousaphone
spitz flute
stop
stopped diapason
stopped flute
string diapason
string stop
tenor tuba
tierce
tremolo
tromba
trombone
trumpet
tuba
twelfth
unda maris
valve trombone
valve trumpet
vibrato
viola
voix celeste
vox angelica
vox humana
corn
ucopia
abundance
accumulation
amassment
backlog
bonanza
budget
collection
commissariat
commissary
cumulation
dump
endless supply
font
fount
fountain
gold mine
heap
hoard
horn of Amalthea
horn of plenty
inventory
larder
lode
mass
material
materials
materiel
mine
munitions
pile
plenitude
plenty
provisionment
provisions
quarry
rations
repertoire
repertory
resource
rick
source
source of supply
spring
stack
staple
stock
stock-in-trade
stockpile
store
stores
supplies
supply on hand
treasure
treasury
vein
well
wellspring
corn
y
back-number
banal
bewhiskered
bromidic
cliched
common
commonplace
cut-and-dried
fade
familiar
fusty
hackney
hackneyed
moth-eaten
musty
old hat
platitudinous
set
shopworn
square
stale
stereotyped
stock
threadbare
timeworn
tired
trite
truistic
unoriginal
warmed-over
well-known
well-worn
worn
worn thin
Maisflocken Definition
Broom
corn
(
)
A
variety
of
Sorghum
vulgare,
having
a
joined
stem,
like
maize,
rising
to
the
height
of
eight
or
ten
feet,
and
bearing
its
seeds
on
a
panicle
with
long
branches,
of
which
brooms
are
made.
Corn
(
n.
)
A
thickening
of
the
epidermis
at
some
point,
esp.
on
the
toes,
by
friction
or
pressure.
It
is
usually
painful
and
troublesome.
Corn
(
n.
)
A
single
seed
of
certain
plants,
as
wheat,
rye,
barley,
and
maize
Corn
(
n.
)
The
various
farinaceous
grains
of
the
cereal
grasses
used
for
food,
as
wheat,
rye,
barley,
maize,
oats.
Corn
(
n.
)
The
plants
which
produce
corn,
when
growing
in
the
field
Corn
(
n.
)
A
small,
hard
particle
Corn
(
v.
t.)
To
preserve
and
season
with
salt
in
grains
Corn
(
v.
t.)
To
form
into
small
grains
Corn
(
v.
t.)
To
feed
with
corn
or
(in
Sctland)
oats
Corn
(
v.
t.)
To
render
intoxicated
Sea
corn
(
)
A
yellow
cylindrical
mass
of
egg
capsule
of
certain
species
of
whelks
(Buccinum),
which
resembles
an
ear
of
maize.
Ward-corn
(
n.
)
The
duty
of
keeping
watch
and
ward
(see
the
Note
under
Watch,
n.,
1)
with
a
horn
to
be
blown
upon
any
occasion
of
surprise.
corn flakes Bedeutung
corn
dance
a
rain
dance
of
Amerindians
corn
snake
red
rat
snake
Elaphe
guttata
large
harmless
snake
of
southeastern
United
States,
often
on
farms
corn
borer
European
corn
borer
moth
corn
borer
moth
Pyrausta
nubilalis
native
to
Europe,
in
America
the
larvae
bore
into
the
stem
and
crown
of
corn
and
other
plants
corn
borer
Pyrausta
nubilalis
larva
of
the
European
corn
borer
moth,
a
serious
pest
of
maize
corn
earworm
cotton
bollworm
tomato
fruitworm
tobacco
budworm
vetchworm
Heliothis
zia
larva
of
a
noctuid
moth,
highly
destructive
to
especially
corn
and
cotton
and
tomato
crops
corn
exchange
an
exchange
where
grains
are
bought
and
sold
soap
flakes
soap
that
has
been
cut
into
flakes
to
make
suds
faster
corn
something
sentimental
or
trite,
that
movie
was
pure
corn
corn
gluten
gluten
prepared
from
corn
corn
gluten
feed
a
feed
consisting
primarily
of
corn
gluten
corn
chowder
chowder
containing
corn
corn
sugar
dextrose
used
as
sweetening
agent
candy
corn
a
small
yellow
and
white
candy
shaped
to
resemble
a
kernel
of
corn
corn
pudding
pudding
made
of
corn
and
cream
and
egg
corn
fritter
fritter
containing
corn
or
corn
kernels
bully
beef
corned
beef
corn
beef
beef
cured
or
pickled
in
brine
corn
oil
oil
from
the
germs
of
corn
grains
corn
cake
baked
in
a
pan
or
on
a
griddle
(southern
and
midland)
skillet
corn
bread
cornbread
usually
containing
ham
or
bacon
bits
and
cooked
in
a
skillet
ashcake
ash
cake
corn
tash
corn
bread
wrapped
in
cabbage
leaves
and
baked
in
hot
ashes
(southern)
corn
dab
corn
dodger
dodger
small
oval
cake
of
corn
bread
baked
or
fried
(chiefly
southern)
corn
muffin
cornbread
muffin
corn
flake
crisp
flake
made
from
corn
corn
chip
thin
piece
of
cornmeal
dough
fried
corn
edible
corn
ears
of
corn
that
can
be
prepared
and
served
for
human
food
sweet
corn
green
corn
corn
that
can
be
eaten
as
a
vegetable
while
still
young
and
soft
corn
syrup
syrup
prepared
from
corn
moonshine
bootleg
corn
liquor
whiskey
illegally
distilled
from
a
corn
mash
corn
whiskey
corn
whisky
corn
whiskey
distilled
from
a
mash
of
not
less
thanpercent
corn
Corn
Belt
the
midwestern
states
where
corn
is
grown,
Iowa
and
Illinois
are
excellent
for
raising
corn
and
corn-fed
livestock
corncob
corn
cob
the
hard
cylindrical
core
that
bears
the
kernels
of
an
ear
of
corn
cornfield
corn
field
a
field
planted
with
corn
cornstalk
corn
stalk
the
stalk
of
a
corn
plant
corn
cockle
corn
campion
crown-of-the-field
Agrostemma
githago
European
annual
having
large
trumpet-shaped
reddish-purple
flowers
and
poisonous
seed,
a
common
weed
in
grainfields
and
beside
roadways,
naturalized
in
America
corn
spurry
corn
spurrey
Spergula
arvensis
small
European
weed
with
whorled
leaves
and
white
flowers
corn
poppy
field
poppy
Flanders
poppy
Papaver
rhoeas
annual
European
poppy
common
in
grain
fields
and
often
cultivated
squirrel
corn
Dicentra
canadensis
American
plant
with
creamolored
flowers
and
tuberous
roots
resembling
kernels
of
corn
corn
chamomile
field
chamomile
corn
mayweed
Anthemis
arvensis
European
white-flowered
weed
naturalized
in
North
America
corn
marigold
field
marigold
Chrysanthemum
segetum
European
herb
with
bright
yellow
flowers,
a
common
weed
in
grain
fields
scentless
camomile
scentless
false
camomile
scentless
mayweed
scentless
hayweed
corn
mayweed
Tripleurospermum
inodorum
Matricaria
inodorum
ubiquitous
European
annual
weed
with
white
flowers
and
finely
divided
leaves
naturalized
and
sometimes
cultivated
in
eastern
North
America,
sometimes
included
in
genus
Matricaria
great
millet
kaffir
kafir
corn
kaffir
corn
Sorghum
bicolor
important
for
human
and
animal
food,
growth
habit
and
stem
form
similar
to
Indian
corn
but
having
sawtooth-edged
leaves
durra
doura
dourah
Egyptian
corn
Indian
millet
Guinea
corn
sorghums
of
dry
regions
of
Asia
and
North
Africa
corn
maize
Indian
corn
Zea
mays
tall
annual
cereal
grass
bearing
kernels
on
large
ears:
widely
cultivated
in
America
in
many
varieties,
the
principal
cereal
in
Mexico
and
Central
and
South
America
since
pre-Columbian
times
corn
(Great
Britain)
any
of
various
cereal
plants
(especially
the
dominant
crop
of
the
region--wheat
in
Great
Britain
or
oats
in
Scotland
and
Ireland)
field
corn
corn
grown
primarily
for
animal
feed
or
market
grain
corn
the
dried
grains
or
kernels
or
corn
used
as
animal
feed
or
ground
for
meal
sweet
corn
sugar
corn
green
corn
sweet
corn
plant
Zea
mays
rugosa
Zea
saccharata
a
corn
plant
developed
in
order
to
have
young
ears
that
are
sweet
and
suitable
for
eating
dent
corn
Zea
mays
indentata
corn
whose
kernels
contain
both
hard
and
soft
starch
and
become
indented
at
maturity
flint
corn
flint
maize
Yankee
corn
Zea
mays
indurata
corn
having
kernels
with
a
hard
outer
layer
enclosing
the
soft
endosperm
soft
corn
flour
corn
squaw
corn
Zea
mays
amylacea
corn
having
kernels
almost
entirely
of
soft
starch
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