spelt
spelt¹
Definition
spelt (spelt)
transitive verb, intransitive verb
spelt²
Definition
spelt (spelt)
noun
a primitive species (Triticum spelta) of wheat with grains that do not thresh free of the chaff: now seldom cultivated
Etymology: ME < OE < LL spelta < Gmc *speltō < IE base *(s)p(h)el-, to split off > spill
spelt
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- see: After 1834 The Bridgwater ( occasionally seen spelled as Bridgewater ) Poor Law Union formally came into being on 11th May 1836.
Modifies a noun
- flour: The following recipes all use wholemeal wheat flour or spelled flour.
- wheat: Today, he mills one of the oldest wheat varieties known spelled wheat.
- right: Mnemonics ( yes its spelled right ) are memory jogging devices which can help your memory greatly.
- word: Because the language is tonal, the same spelled word can have several different meanings.
- pasta: Gorgeous mixed into spelled pasta or as a spread in toasted sandwiches.
- bread: The baker had someone asking for soda bread and another for spelled bread, both of which he can make.
Browse dictionary entries near spelt
- spelling pronunciation
- spelling bee
- spelling
- speller
- spelldown
- spellbound
- spellbinder
- spellbind
- spell out
- spell-checker
- spelter
- spelunker
- spence
- spencer
- Spencerian
- spend
- spender
- spending money
- spending power
- spendthrift
