cerealinn.
/ˈsɪəriːəlɪn/ Chemistry.
A nitrogenous substance found in bran, closely resembling diastase.
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1861 Times 26 Oct. 6/5 The internal coat of the wheaten grain..is an infinitely more important alimentary substance than its mere bulk would indicate..This substance, which has been named by the discoverer [M. Mège Mouries] ‘cerealine’, has a most powerful solvent action in the presence of warmth and moisture in gluten and starch.
1883 Knowledge 10 Aug. 93/2 Cerealin shares with some of the other albuminoids this peculiar property [sweetness].
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- to —— a mean
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- to throw up one's cards
- to throw up one's guts
- to throw up one's hands
- to throw up one's hat
- to throw up one's toenails, boots, etc
- to throw up the game
- to throw up the one's hand