noun
- a former British coin worth four pence
- hulled grain, especially oats, that has been crushed or coarsely ground
Usage: historical
Examples
- The old groat was no longer accepted as currency.
- He paid the merchant with a silver groat.
- Oat groats are nutritious and filling.
- She cooked the groats into a hearty porridge.
- The recipe called for steel-cut oat groats.
- Buckwheat groats make an excellent side dish.