Corn
51-corn — pop corn …
52corn — 1) n money. A variant form of the Caribbean form carn which was said to have been the favourite word of the black British boxer Frank Bruno in 1982. 2) corn on the cob …
53corn n — Farmer Bob finally admits his addiction to internet corn. see picture cornily adv …
54corn — I. n. 1. Cereal grain. 2. Maize, Indian corn. 3. Horny excrescence. II. v. a. 1. Salt moderately, sprinkle with salt. 2. [U. S., Scotch, and provincial.] Intoxicate, fuddle, muddle, inebriate, make drunk, make tipsy …
55Corn — A general name for various cereal crops, especially wheat or oats. In the legends of Middle earth, corn was brought out of the west by the Númenóreans during the Second Age …
56corn — n. an area of hard thickened skin on or between the toes: a type of callosity produced by ill fitting shoes. The horny skin layers form an inverted pyramid that presses down into the deeper skin layers, causing pain. A corn may be treated by… …
57corn — [kɔːn] noun 1) [U] British wheat, or any similar crop of grain 2) [U] American MAIZE plants, or their seeds when they are cooked and eaten See: sweetcorn 3) [C] a small piece of painful hard skin on your foot • corn on the cob the top part of a… …
58corn — Kūlina; kūlina ono (sweet), kūlina pohāpohā (pop). Mānoanoa ka ili (calloused skin, corn on toe) …
59corn — javai statusas T sritis ekologija ir aplinkotyra apibrėžtis Kultūriniai augalai, teikiantys grūdų maistui, pašarui. Dauguma priklauso miglinių ir pupinių augalų šeimoms (pvz., rugiai, kvietrugiai, kviečiai, miežiai, avižos). atitikmenys: angl.… …
60corn — 1. That which is hackneyed, and usu. sentimental. (Of films, books, etc.) 2. earn one s corn Earn one s keep …
