wheat

UK
/wiːt/
US
/wit/

Translations

wheatnoun
wheats
pl
The farmer harvested the wheat in late summer.
Фермер собрал пшеницу в конце лета.
wheatadjective
more wheat
Comp.
most wheat
Super.
UK
/wiːt/
US
/wiːt/
Used attributively to modify another noun (e.g., "wheat bread") and as a color adjective.
wheatsnoun

wheat

wheats
pl
UK
/wiːts/
US
/wits/
The farmer harvested the wheats in the field.
Фермер собрал пшеницу на поле.

Definitions

wheatnoun
A cereal plant that is cultivated for its grain, which is ground to make flour for bread, pasta, pastry, etc.
The farmer planted acres of wheat to harvest in the fall.
The grain of the wheat plant, used as a staple food in many cultures.
She bought a bag of wheat to grind into flour for baking.
A pale yellow or golden color, often associated with the color of ripe wheat.
The walls of the living room were painted a warm wheat color.
wheatadjective
Made from or relating to wheat.
He switched to a wheat diet rich in whole-grain products.
Of a pale yellow or golden color resembling ripe wheat.
The room was painted in a soft wheat shade to create warmth.
wheatsnoun
The plural form of wheat, referring to multiple types or varieties of the cereal plant that is cultivated for its grain.
The farmer experimented with different wheats to find the best yield for his climate.