What does oats mean?
Oats means plural of oat.
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/əʊts/ · noun
plural of oat.
Oats are in the north corner of the farm.
Usually oats is last in a rotation and does not get the fertilizer that other feed grains get.
Oats is a heart-healthy breakfast food.
Oats are good for you.
Must I beat the Bush while you catch the Game ; Sow your wild oates, And mind not her wild notes, Of Alack &c. […] [She] bid me fill, fill, fill Her Sack &c. But twas all in Vaine For I had spilt my graine With a Thwack, &c.
“[…]he’s young,” he added excusingly. “And I suppose he’s just feeling his oats a bit.” “Well he can save his damned oats up until we get into port—like any other sailor. If I catch him making those sort of passes at any woman who happens to be making a passage with us, Mister Samuals, I’ll disrate him and send him to the fo’c’sle!”
Now you been foolin’ with your oats, you been messin’ with your hay, you say, “If you take me back, baby, I’ll do it the other way.”
Use oats when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Oats means plural of oat.
Common synonyms include haver, wild oats, seed, aphrodisia.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
Oats are in the north corner of the farm.
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