fru·men·ty 
(frmən-tē) also fur·mi·ty (fûrmĭ-tē)
(frmən-tē) also fur·mi·ty (fûrmĭ-tē)n. pl. fru·men·ties also fur·mi·ties
Hulled wheat boiled in milk and flavored with sugar and spices.
[Middle English frumente, from Old French froumentee, from froument, grain, from Latin frūmentum.]
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