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/ˈsɪnəˌmɒn/
Meaning & Definition
noun
A fragrant spice made from the inner bark of trees from the genus Cinnamomum, used in cooking and baking.
She sprinkled cinnamon on her oatmeal for extra flavor.
A type of tree from which the spice is derived.
The cinnamon tree grows in tropical regions.
The color of cinnamon, a warm reddish-brown.
She chose a cinnamon-colored paint for her living room.
Etymology
From Latin 'cinnamomum', derived from Greek 'kinnamomon', possibly borrowed from a Semitic language.
Common Phrases and Expressions
cinnamon toast
Toast topped with a mixture of cinnamon and sugar.
cinnamon roll
A sweet roll that is often iced and filled with a rich cinnamon mixture.
Related Words
cassia
A spice similar to cinnamon, from the bark of a related tree.
spice
A substance used for flavoring food, which may include cinnamon among other ingredients.
bark
The outer covering of a tree that can be used in making spices like cinnamon.
Slang Meanings
A term of endearment or affection, used playfully.
Hey cinnamon, how's your day going?
To look or feel cozy and comforting, reminiscent of cinnamon's warm aroma.
This sweater makes me feel so cinnamon.