Cornstalks is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CORNSTALKS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• CORNSTALK, a stalk of corn
• the stem of a corn plant.
• a person born or resident in New South Wales
• a native-born Australian, as distinct from an immigrant
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a stalk of Indian corn

Words related to CORNSTALKS

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How to use CORNSTALKS in a sentence

• The peas were planted beside alternate hills of corn, the cornstalks serving as supports for the climbing pea-vines.
• At the opposite end of the great room, was an open door through which the sun shone, and as she approached it, she heard a voice and the cracking of cornstalks outside.
• We Cornstalks never thought of more than the regular pair of lamps, pretty low down, too, before the Yankee came and showed us what cross-country coaching was.
• Bright tawny leaves banked the platform where the orchestra sat, and along the side walls globes of red and orange balloons glowed among the soft tans and browns of cornstalks.
• The bullet penetrated the bag, and there was an explosion which shook the manor-house and swayed the whole line of stout stockades as though they were corn-stalks in a breeze.
• These carts were rectangular, with side walls some four or five feet in height, made of corn-stalks set close together and upright.
• Most of the carts had a light cross, made of corn-stalks, set at the front end, to protect the load from adverse influences.
• A light fire of dried cow-dung, or corn-stalks, or straw, and grass with twigs, is made in a hole in the ground for the final baking.
• The cornstalks were harvested and part of the grain threshed out.
• Then steps and the rustling of the dry leaves of the corn-stalks were heard.
• On the frozen river were about a dozen tepees, standing up something like big stacks of cornstalks on a field of frosted glass.
• Back they hurried to the field where the big shocks of dried cornstalks stood.
• Browsing on the corn-stalks were three sleek, well-kept milch-cows and a goat.
• Under the floor, and apparently under the walls themselves, there is a layer nearly a foot thick of loose debris consisting of cornstalks, corn leaves, ashes, and loose dirt.
• The nitrogen in the better class of foods is worth more for manure than the nitrogen in straw, corn-stalks, and other coarse fodder.
• The materials for making manure, then, are wheat and barley straw, Indian corn, corn-stalks, clover, and timothy-hay.
• I do not want my sheep to be compelled to eat up the straw and corn-stalks too close.
• The duties of the second were to gather the corn-stalks or cotton-stalks, as the case might be, into proper heaps for burning.
• It leveled the few standing cornstalks and caused the dry twigs to rap a tattoo upon the windows of the farm houses.
• I found some cornstalks by the road, and once a man dropped a big bundle of hay out of his load.
• Meanwhile sunflowers and cornstalks have been brought to the spring by messengers.
• Each priest places the sunflowers on his head and each takes two cornstalks in his hands and the procession, two abreast, forms to ascend the mesa.

Similar words containing RNSTALK without suffix s and without prefix co

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