mealies
Britishnoun
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They removed insects from the tomatoes, mealies, squash and pumpkins and fed them to bantam chickens penned at the mouths of the tunnels.
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My mother planted and harvested her own mealies.
From Literature
She listened intently to every sound, with her eyes wide open, staring at the two women, who were cooking mealies in the fire, and keeping up a low, murmured talk.
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We had a regular Boer supper, consisting of grilled meats, such as chops, hearts, liver, kidneys, and Boer bacon; crushed mealies, rye bread, and coffee.
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“I have travelled for a week on a pocketful of dried mealies, and been none the worse for it,” he said.
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