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rolled oats
plural noun
- oats that are hulled and steamed, then flattened by rollers.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of rolled oats1
An Americanism dating back to 1885–90
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Example Sentences
Tip: Instant oatmeal is often processed with added sugars, salt, and colorings, so go for old-fashioned rolled oats.
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In the snap traps, all of which were baited with rolled oats, more than twice as many land crabs as kangaroo rats were taken.
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Mix rolled oats and baking powder together, add to butter and eggs.
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He lowered his nose to the shelled corn seasoned with molasses, the rolled oats, and the ground barley in the trough.
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They can be purchased as the common rolled oats, or sometimes as cut or pin-head oatmeal.
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Many of our specimens were shot or taken in break-back traps baited with rolled oats in just such situations.
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