Corn-cracker State
Corn-cracker State proper noun: an unofficial nickname for Kentucky, a state of the United States.
Proper noun
the Corn-cracker State
- An unofficial nickname for Kentucky, a state of the United States.
- The five sobriquets by which Kentucky is designated are: the Blue Grass State, the Corn-cracker State, the Dark and Bloody Ground State, the Hemp State, and the Tobacco State.2000, Steven A. Channing, Encyclopedia of Kentucky, →ISBN, page 3
Forms of Corn-cracker State
| alternative form | Corncracker State |
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| alternative form | Corn cracker State |
Questions about Corn-cracker State
- What does Corn-cracker State mean?
- Corn-cracker State means an unofficial nickname for Kentucky, a state of the United States.
- What part of speech is Corn-cracker State?
- Corn-cracker State is a proper noun.
Words near Corn-cracker State in the dictionary
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