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cornflakes
[ kawrn-fleyks ]
noun
- a packaged breakfast cereal in the form of small toasted flakes made from corn, for serving cold with milk, sugar, etc.
cornflakes
/ ˈɔːˌڱɪ /
plural noun
- a breakfast cereal made from toasted maize, eaten with milk, sugar, etc
Word History and Origins
Origin of cornflakes1
Example Sentences
When I mentioned it recently to my mother, she said, “Oh, well. Time for a break then. Otherwise it’s like eating the same bowl of cornflakes every day for 19 years.”
This time I had to shrug and remind myself: It’s a good thing I like cornflakes.
Having realised there were no cornflakes for breakfast the next day, at 22:00 GMT on 7 November Lindsay had walked less than a mile to the Spar on Crown Street.
In her pocket, the exact change from the cornflakes she had bought.
In the event, viewers were not ready for a heavyweight agenda over their cornflakes, much preferring the BBC's lighter magazine style of programme.
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