sugar corn (Meaning)

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sugar corn (n)

a corn plant developed in order to have young ears that are sweet and suitable for eating

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The sugar corn stalks towered over the other vegetables in the garden, their leaves reaching for the sky.
The sweet, juicy kernels of sugar corn burst with flavor when cooked, making it a summer grilling favorite.
The aroma of roasted sugar corn filled the air at the county fair, drawing crowds to the food stalls.
Farmers harvested acres of sugar corn, its golden ears piled high in trailers.
The local farmers' market featured a wide variety of sugar corn, from traditional yellow varieties to colorful bi-colored options.
The chef prepared a simple yet elegant dish of grilled sugar corn with melted butter and fresh herbs.
The children eagerly helped to shuck the sugar corn, their little fingers deftly removing the tough outer husks.
A bowl of fresh sugar corn served as a healthy and refreshing snack for the hikers on their break.
The corn maze was a popular attraction at the pumpkin patch, with rows of tall sugar corn stalks obscuring the path.
The local restaurant served up golden-brown sugar corn fritters as a side dish, their crispy exterior and sweet interior a delightful combination.

a corn plant developed in order to have young ears that are sweet and suitable for eating

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The sugar corn stalks towered over the other vegetables in the garden, their leaves reaching for the sky.

The sweet, juicy kernels of sugar corn burst with flavor when cooked, making it a summer grilling favorite.

The aroma of roasted sugar corn filled the air at the county fair, drawing crowds to the food stalls.

Farmers harvested acres of sugar corn, its golden ears piled high in trailers.