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groat

UK
/ɡrəʊt/
US
/ɡroʊt/

Translations

groatnoun
groats
pl
UK
/ɡrəʊt/
US
/ɡroʊt/
He paid for the bread with a groat.
Он заплатил за хлеб гривенником.
Additional translations
ячмень
крупа
Synonyms
oat
grain
barley
corn
groatadjective
UK
/ɡrəʊt/
US
/ɡroʊt/
Used attributively to describe food or other items made from groats.
groatsnoun

groat

groats
pl
I bought a bag of buckwheat groats from the store.
Я купил в магазине пакет гречневой крупы.
Additional translations
ячневая крупа
овсянка
дроблёное зерно
Synonyms
cereal
buckwheat
barley
oats
grits

Definitions

groatnoun
A historical British silver coin worth four pence, used from the 14th to the 19th century.
The groat was a common coin in medieval England, often used in everyday transactions.
A hulled grain, especially oats, that is used as food.
For breakfast, she prepared a hearty bowl of groats with milk and honey.
A very small amount of money; something of negligible value (chiefly in negative expressions).
I don't care a groat for his empty promises.
groatadjective
Made from or relating to groats.
The villagers prepared a traditional groat pudding for the harvest celebration.
groatsnoun
Hulled or crushed grain, especially oats, that is used as food.
For breakfast, she prepared a hearty bowl of groats with milk and honey.
The plural of groat, a historical English silver coin worth four pence.
He paid three groats for a flagon of ale.
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