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cornstook

cornstook noun: a pile or bundle of corn.

Noun

cornstook (plural cornstooks)

  1. A pile or bundle of corn.
    • The valet showed me into a drawing room decorated in eggshell green, a dull Farquharson of sheep and cornstooks, and a not-very-good Dutch landscape.2004, David Mitchell, “Letters From Zedelghem”, in Cloud Atlas, →ISBN, page 51

Forms of cornstook

pluralcornstooks

Origin of cornstook

corn + stook

Questions about cornstook

What does cornstook mean?
Cornstook means a pile or bundle of corn.
What part of speech is cornstook?
Cornstook is a noun.
What is the plural of cornstook?
The plural of cornstook is cornstooks.

Words near cornstook in the dictionary

  1. cornstars
  2. cornstick
  3. cornsticks
  4. cornstone
  5. cornstones
  6. cornstook
  7. cornstooks
  8. Cornsweet
  9. Cornsweet illusion
  10. Cornsweet illusions
  11. Cornthwaite

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