groat/ɡrəʊt $ ɡroʊt/ noun [COUNTABLE] a former British coin that had a low value
noun EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS ▪ Back in the days when a groat and a half, etc. ▪ But one thing is sure, warm groats are better than cold ones. ▪ He and his fellow inmates were fed three times a week with half-cooked groats and had very little water to drink. ▪ It seemed to me that I smelled groats and mushrooms cooking. ▪ Nora makes a supper of groats and curly kale. ▪ The soup was a mash of wheatmeal flour and groats. ▪ They had cooked groats for supper. ▪ Though the groats had been well covered with gravy, I ate without tasting their flavor.