words that are in grain?
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['ingrain.', 'engrain.', 'grained.', 'grainer.', 'igraine.', 'grainet.', 'grainau.', 'wagrain.']
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Whole grains contain the entire grain kernel ― the bran, germ, and endosperm. Examples of whole grains include whole-wheat flour, bulgur (cracked wheat), oatmeal, whole cornmeal, and brown rice.
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['hospitality.', 'homogeneous.', 'housekeeper.', 'homogeneity.', 'holographic.', 'horseradish.', 'householder.', 'honeysuckle.']
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['yoghurt. n.', 'yoghourt. n.', 'yogourt. n.', 'curd. n.', 'froyo.', 'milk.', 'fro-yo. n.', 'milkshake.']
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['luncheon.', 'luminous.', 'lukewarm.', 'luscious.', 'lustrous.', 'luckless.', 'luminary.', 'lungfish.']
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['ceiling.', 'celebrate.', 'celery.', 'celestial.', 'cell.', 'cellar.', 'cement.', 'cent.']
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['filtration.', 'fiberglass.', 'fictitious.', 'figurative.', 'filmmaking.', 'fingernail.', 'figurehead.', 'fiberboard.']
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['ox. xi.', 'cot. cox. ice. tic. tie. toe.', 'cite. cote. etic. exit. otic.']
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['Gammy or Gamma or Gams.', 'Gram or Grams.', 'Gramma.', 'Grammy or Grammie.', 'Grandma or Grandmaw.', 'Grandmama.', 'Grandmom.', 'Grandmother.']
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['black.', 'track.', 'crack.', 'stack.', 'snack.', 'slack.', 'smack.', 'knack.']
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['at: bat, cat, mat, rat, sat.', 'an: fan, man, pan, ran, tan.', 'en: den, men, pen, ten.', 'ig: big, dig, jig, pig, wig.', 'ot: cot, dot, hot, lot, not, pot.', 'ug: bug, dug, mug, rug.']
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['nominate.', 'nomarchy.', 'nomology.', 'nomogram.', 'nomarchs.', 'nomadism.', 'nombrils.', 'nominals.']
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Whole grain means that all parts of the grain kernel — the bran, germ and endosperm — are used. In contrast, multigrain means that a food contains more than one type of grain, although none of them may necessarily be whole grains. The same goes for other variations, such as the term "seven grain."
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['5 x Grains of the same type x 5 (can be: oat, barley, corn, wheat, potato)', '1 x Sugar.', '2 x Leavening Agent.', '6 x Water.']
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['lovely.', 'glover.', 'clover.', 'plover.', 'cloven.', 'sloven.', 'lovers.', 'cloves.']
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['brigade.', 'brittle.', 'bribery.', 'bristle.', 'brindle.', 'brisket.', 'bristly.', 'brioche.']
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Whole grains contain the entire grain kernel ― the bran, germ, and endosperm. Examples of whole grains include whole-wheat flour, bulgur (cracked wheat), oatmeal, whole cornmeal, and brown rice. Refined grains have been milled, a process that removes the bran and germ.