Noun:

మొక్కజొన్న కంకి, ఆఫ్రికా దేశం యొక్క జూదగాడు,

mealies's Usage Examples:

South African terms give way to American ones: mealies to corn, cross to mad and so forth.

of eighteen wagons carrying 90,000 rounds of Martini-Henry ammunition, mealies (coarse maize flour), tinned food, biscuits, a rocket battery and other.

The transport riders found good pasture and ample provisions in wheat, mealies and meat; the district was becoming populous.

At the same time, Clarke bought 1,090 muids of quick-growing mealies to be given on payment to families requiring immediate relief, a measure.

It is an important agricultural region where crops like corn and mealies (maize) and asparagus are grown.

The writers originally spelled the word "mealies," but settled on "mielies" by 1996.

railway stations to try to eke out an existence, selling potatoes, selling mealies, selling produce.

The bread is prepared with mealies, which is an African version of maize.

In South Africa they are known as bread mealies.

fort, and possibly gaining entrance, he converted an immense stack of mealies standing in the middle of our enclosure, and originally cone fashioned.

The mealies are symbolic of the Highveld of Transvaal.

tshepe ("an iron knife") [tʰipʼɑjɑt͡sʰɪpʼɪ] mokotla wa poone ("a sack of mealies") [mʊkʼot͡ɬʼɑwɑpʼo"onɪ] monna wa sefofu ("a blind man [lit.

than cornflour or cornstarch) made from maize which is known as Hupfu or mealies in southern Africa, from the Portuguese milho.

Synonyms:

capitulum, spike, ear,

Antonyms:

fall, unfasten, inattention, effector,