collective singular. The seed of the cereal or farinaceous plants as a produce of agriculture; grain.

plural. Grain, corn-crops. Obsolete.

Corn.

Equipment, stores, stock. Provision of corn; in full †stuff of corn; hence corn or grain in any state (see quot. 1825). Obsolete exc. Scottish.

Scottish. Grain, corn. ? Obsolete.

cereals.

Corn; rendering Latin frumentum.

A type of grain (esp. wheat), or the flour made from this, used to make bread. Also as a mass noun. Now chiefly historical.

Produce of the ground capable of being used as food. Obsolete.

(usually in plural; also in Latin form cerealia.) A name given to those plants of the family Graminaceæ or grasses which are cultivated for their…

goods dealt in by a corn-chandler.

Cut corn.