mealer
English
noun
Definitions
- (historical) A lodger who regularly left his or her accommodation to dine elsewhere, rather than eating there.
Etymology
Suffix from English meal (time, flour, grain, coarse flour, occasion).
Origin
English
meal
Gloss
time, flour, grain, coarse flour, occasion
Concept
Semantic Field
Time
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
粉
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- barleymeal English
- beanmeal English
- bearmeal English
- beremeal English
- bloodmeal English
- branmeal English
- cornmeal English
- daymeal English
- fishmeal English
- guestmeal English
- intermeal English
- intrameal English
- maizemeal English
- meal English
- mealbag English
- mealless English
- mealman English
- mealmonger English
- mealprep English
- mealtide English
- mealtime English
- mealworm English
- mealworm beetle English
- mealy English
- midmeal English
- milletmeal English
- nonmeal English
- nutmeal English
- peameal English
- peasemeal English
- postmeal English
- premeal English
- ricemeal English
- rockmeal English
- ryemeal English
- soymeal English
- speltmeal English
- stonemeal English
- undermeal English
- wheatmeal English
- wholemeal English
- woodmeal English
- mel Middle English
- meal
- mealy
- nutmeal
- ryemeal
- premeal
- peameal
- mealman
- mealbag
- midmeal
- soymeal
- daymeal
- nonmeal
- cornmeal
- branmeal
- mealtime
- rockmeal
- woodmeal
- mealless
- beremeal
- fishmeal
- mealtide
- postmeal
- mealworm
- mealprep
- beanmeal
- bearmeal
- ricemeal
- guestmeal
- peasemeal
- intrameal
- bloodmeal
- wholemeal
- speltmeal
- intermeal
- stonemeal
- undermeal
- wheatmeal
- maizemeal
- barleymeal
- mealmonger
- milletmeal
- mealworm beetle