cinnamon

/ˈsɪn.ə.mən/

nouncin · na · mon

Think: **SIN** + **a** + **MON** — “Don’t SIN, a MON is watching!” → **cinnamon**.

Yes, it's cinnamon. Remember it has **two n’s** (ci**nn**amon) and ends with **-mon** (not -man).

Definitions

  1. nounA sweet, warm-smelling spice made from the dried inner bark of certain trees, often used in baking and cooking.
  2. nounA light reddish-brown color like the spice.

Examples

  • “She sprinkled cinnamon on her oatmeal before school.”
  • “The kitchen smelled like cinnamon and apples while the pie baked.”
  • “He chose a cinnamon-colored sweater for the chilly day.”

Synonyms

spiceseasoningcinnamon barkcassiaaromatic

Translations

ES canelaPT canelaFR cannelle

Common misspellings

cinamoncinnimoncinnamonmcinnamansynnamoncinnemoncinnammoncinnamom

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