a thin, flat cake made of oatmeal
oatcake
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oatcake
noun
A flattened cake of baked oatmeal.
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Sentence Examples
- The maize was ground with a stone roller on the grinding stone or metlatl, still known over Spanish America as the metate, and the meal baked into thin oval cakes called by Aztecs tlaxcalli, and by Spaniards tortilla, which resemble the chapati of India and the oatcake of Scotland.