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Meanings
1
A somewhat emphatic or old-fashioned way to say 'cooked rice', often used in proverbs or to contrast with other foods.
Cooked rice and miso soup are the basics of the Japanese table.
2
something one never tires of
Idiomatic use, often in the phrase 「米の飯と女は飽きぬ」 (one never tires of rice and women). Rare in modern conversation.
There is an old saying: 'One never tires of rice and women.'