cobs Antonyms
Meaning of cobs
cobs
a mixture of unburned clay and straw used especially for constructing walls of small houses in England, corncob sense 1, a crudely struck old Spanish coin of irregular shape, a stocky short-legged riding horse, a rounded mass, lump, or heap, corncob, a male swan, a short-legged stocky horse
cobs Sentence Examples
- The farmers harvested rows of plump corn cobs, their husks rustling in the breeze.
- The roasted corn cobs emitted a mouthwatering aroma, enticing passersby.
- The golden kernels on the cob burst with juicy sweetness when I bit into them.
- The children enjoyed gnawing on the tender cobs, leaving trails of buttery kernels behind.
- The central stalk of the corn plant, known as the cob, supports the rows of kernels.
- The cob was used as a natural utensil to scoop up the flavorful popcorn.
- The sweet corn cobs were piled high in the market stall, tempting customers with their freshness.
- The cobs were carefully dried and saved for use as winter fodder for livestock.
- The corn cob pipe was a cherished object, its smoke curling into the air.
- The ground corn cobs formed a nutritious and sustainable mulch for the garden.
FAQs About the word cobs
a mixture of unburned clay and straw used especially for constructing walls of small houses in England, corncob sense 1, a crudely struck old Spanish coin of ir
nags, fillies, ponies, colts, equids, geldings, foals, dobbins, plugs, stallions
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The farmers harvested rows of plump corn cobs, their husks rustling in the breeze.
The roasted corn cobs emitted a mouthwatering aroma, enticing passersby.
The golden kernels on the cob burst with juicy sweetness when I bit into them.
The children enjoyed gnawing on the tender cobs, leaving trails of buttery kernels behind.
