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corncob
[ kawrn-kob ]
noun
- the elongated woody core in which the grains of an ear of corn are embedded.
- Also called corncob pipe. a tobacco pipe with a bowl made from a corncob.
corncob
/ ˈɔːˌɒ /
noun
- the core of an ear of maize, to which kernels are attached
- short for corncob pipe
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Origin of corncob1
An Americanism dating back to 1780–90; corn 1 + cob ( def )
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I saw the corncob Papa had been working on when the barn cat pounced, all that time ago.
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Today, kids delight in stacking candy corn in a circle, points in, to create corncob towers.
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“It just popped into my head: I wonder if there’s anything we could do with corncobs,” she said.
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“Cut loose from the world,” he added, “chewing on his corncob pipe, the boy was blissfully lost in this stillwater paradise.”
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The fastest and least messy method I’ve found for cutting the kernels off a corncob is to lay the ear flat on a cutting board, then slice off the kernels, turning as you cut.
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