Read full poem →Sir William Bucknell. — Once a poor
factor to buy malt for the brewers, now a
farmer of the Revenues of England and
Dictionary Entry
Malted grain (sprouted grain) (usually barley), used in brewing and otherwise.
In a Sentence
“The brewer added malt to the mash to create a rich, amber-colored beer.”
Origin
From Old English ‘mealt’, from Latin ‘maltum’ meaning ‘malt’.
Common Phrases
. maltliquors maltextract maltliquor malttax maltwhisky maltmalt barleymalt single
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Poetry examples for “malt”
Excerpts from the ReadingWillow English Library collection.
Read full poem →each way. We carried brown bag lunches. But most of the other students
didn’t even eat in the school cafeteria. They drove to malt shops with the
girls, played the juke boxes and laughed. They were on their way to U.S.C.