Cornfields is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CORNFIELDS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• CORNFIELD, a field in which corn is growing
• a field in which corn is being grown.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a field in which corn is grown

Words related to CORNFIELDS

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How to use CORNFIELDS in a sentence

• On the east side of the Andes, peaches grow wild among the cornfields and in the mountains, and are dried as an article of food.
• And from afar she could see her husband approaching along the road which wound between the cornfields.
• There they rested for an hour, and looked far down to the village of La Grave among the cornfields of the valley.
• They only ventured out to till their cornfields in bodies of armed men, while the French worked their lands singly and unarmed.
• Then he was at home until the corn-fields were reaped down, and the grain seen to and stored.
• Prompt exertions saved the house, but the labors of the year had been lost, and the corn-fields ready for the harvest, and the rich pastures left black and smoking.
• The meadows upon the estate, like the corn-fields, were all thrown together, such divisions as were necessary being made by iron railings.
• Upon the one side the green meadows go down to the brook, upon the other the cornfields stretch away to the hills.
• After the corn-fields come meadows on each side, down to the brook or river.
• He accepted their guidance, and presently saw before him the cornfields and palisades of an Indian town.
• Between the source of the stream and Unadilla, it is supposed that but few Indian orchards, cornfields or huts were left standing near the river.
• Here and there, in the corn-fields, groups of such men were cutting the ripened ears from the plants.
• Their route lay through the vast cornfields at the base of the hills whose highest summit was crowned by the great castle of Hapsburg.
• The cornfields, vineyards, and gardens of his vassals were oftentimes devastated in his sport, to the utter ruin of many.
• Golden sunshine on the cornfields, Glittering ripples on the stream.
• There were cornfields that stirred and whispered, but no hedges, no trees, and not a house to be seen.
• The great forests housed their game, concealed their enemies, and had to be cut down to make space for their homes and cornfields.
• And the Master of the Harvest walked out by his cornfields, his face darker than ever.
• Their left was bounded by the white houses of Canadian settlers, with their barns and orchards and cornfields.
• The cornfields were far apart in those times, with miles of wild grazing land between.
• To the south I could see the dun-shaded river bluffs that used to look so big to me, and all about stretched drying cornfields, of the pale-gold color I remembered so well.
• Already, in the green cornfields, the spoils of battle lay thick around him.
• There was no remedy but to cross the woodland and cornfields that for about a league intervened between their position and the highway.
• Nay, more, the generous savage assured them, that, so long as his cornfields yielded their harvests, his friends should not want.
• The cornfields were waving yellow, the wheat was golden, the oats were still green, and the hay was stacked in the meadows.
• At Albanelli, two miles from the city, it undermined a hill covered with cornfields and carried it forward a considerable distance.
• Fronting her were great stretches of cornfields, beyond which was the forest, and in the distance the range of hills and Mount Klack.

Similar words containing RNFIELD without suffix s and without prefix co

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