cornhusk (Meaning)

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cornhusk (n)

the husk of an ear of corn

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The farmer peeled back the cornhusk to reveal the ripe, golden kernels underneath.
She carefully wrapped the tamale filling in a cornhusk before steaming it to perfection.
In the fall, the fields were dotted with cornhusks, a sign that harvest season had arrived.
After shucking the corn, he collected the discarded cornhusks to use as mulch in the garden.
The artisan crafted intricate dolls using dried cornhusks, showcasing traditional craftsmanship.
As the wind rustled through the cornfields, the sound of dried cornhusks brushing against each other filled the air.
During the autumn festival, children enjoyed making cornhusk dolls as a fun and creative activity.
In some cultures, cornhusks are woven into baskets and mats for practical use.
After enjoying a delicious meal of roasted corn, they tossed the leftover cornhusks into the compost bin.
The old farmhouse was decorated with strands of dried cornhusks, adding a rustic charm to the surroundings.

the husk of an ear of corn

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The farmer peeled back the cornhusk to reveal the ripe, golden kernels underneath.

She carefully wrapped the tamale filling in a cornhusk before steaming it to perfection.

In the fall, the fields were dotted with cornhusks, a sign that harvest season had arrived.

After shucking the corn, he collected the discarded cornhusks to use as mulch in the garden.