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whole wheat
[ hohl weet, hweet ]
noun
- Usually whole wheat. the complete kernel of wheat, including all of the germ and bran.
adjective
- prepared using the complete wheat kernel.
whole-wheat
adjective
- (of flour, bread, etc) made from the entire wheat kernel Also called (esp in Britain and certain other countries)wholemeal
Word History and Origins
Origin of whole wheat1
Example Sentences
Rotisserie-style chicken, whole wheat roll OR whole-wheat spaghetti with Marinara and mozarella cheese.
Ideal Meal: Before swimming, turkey on whole-wheat toast, or soy beans.
Simple foods such as whole-wheat bagels, and brown and white rice are great for rapid digestion.
This source of error may be eliminated by substituting a shredded whole-wheat biscuit for the roll.
For breakfast I eat a slice of whole wheat bread, three good-sized apples, stewed, and eight or ten dates.
This sandwich may be made with white bread, brown bread, graham bread, or whole-wheat bread.
The tassels are a lot of little cases, on a fine stem; and in each little case is a grain of whole wheat.
And the little cases broke open and the grains of whole wheat fell out and dropped between the stalks to the barn floor.
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