n. 1 a cultivated American cereal plant; 2 the dried grains or kernels used as animal feed or ground for meal
I like corn on the cob.
I like corn on the cob.
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The husk of corn is used as animal food.
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The farmer grew subsistence crops of corn and lettuce.
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Who found the red ear of corn at the corn-shelling bee?
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What kind of pie did Ma make for dinner after the corn was almost eaten?
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What where the dinos doing to the corn and peas?
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What type of corn do hogs, cattle, and poultry eat?
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How did Rabbit describe the corn maze?
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The corn seared in the sun.
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Why might the Navajo people refer to corn as gold?
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Who ate the corn with the ducks?
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He used a pesticide so the bugs did not eat his corn.
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Where did Emma put the ear of corn during the play?
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Which part of the corn stalk do the pollen grains pollinate?
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What did the Pilgrims bury with the corn they planted?
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cereal plant; maize; grain
dirt
1 syllables
corn
bjoern
bjorn
born
borne
bourn
bourne
corne
doorn
dorn
horn
horne
korn
lorne
morn
mourn
orn
orne
porn
schorn
sshorn
sporn
sworn
thorn
thorne
torn
warn
warne
worn
zorn
aborn
adorn
allamborn
forlorn
forsworn
lamborn
lowborn
radborne
reborn
steinborn
stillborn
unborn
vandorn
vanhorn
vanhorne
wellborn
unadorn
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