Wiktionary
a. 1 (context of flour English) made from all the constituents of the wheat grain 2 (context of bread etc English) made from whole-wheat flour
WordNet
Usage examples of "whole-wheat".
I mixed it in my new plastic shaker with orange-juice concentrate and shook up an ice-cold orange, then I spread nutted cream cheese on the whole-wheat bread and ate content.
Downstairs, we prepared dinner together, using the few groceries we'd laid in: scrambled eggs, sausages, home fries, whole-wheat toast.
Half a jar of mayo, a bottle of beer, whole-wheat bread covered with blue mold, a head of iceberg lettuce, shrink-wrapped in brown slime and plastic, and a box of hamster nuggets stood between me and starvation.
For dinner that night I made myself a sandwich of olive-pimento cheese on whole-wheat bread.
Last meal, consumed approximately five hours before death, consisted of a whole-wheat muffin, four ounces of orange juice-the real deal-rose hip tea, some banana, and some raspberries.
For old Sinsemilla, her ever thoughtful husband had provided a tomato-and-zucchini sandwich, with bean paste and mustard, on a whole-wheat roll, a side order of pickled squash seasoned with sea salt, and carob-flavored tofu pudding.
Cofflin spread butter on a piece of the chewy, crusty whole-wheat bread.