All English words - page 1180
Meanings of Corks:
nounA buoyant light brown substance obtained from the outer layer of the bark of the cork oak.
Usage examples:
Vinyl-coated cork is practical as a floor covering
verbClose or seal (a bottle) with a cork.
Usage examples:
The bottles were tightly corked and wired
proper nounA port town in the south of the republic of ireland, on the river lee; population 190,384 (2006).
Meanings of Corkscrew:
nounA device for pulling corks from bottles, consisting of a spiral metal rod that is inserted into the cork, and a handle that extracts it.
Usage examples:
Then he puts the bottle between his legs and inserts an old fashioned corkscrew, pulls and tugs bef…
verbMove or twist in a spiral motion.
Usage examples:
The plane was corkscrewing towards the earth
Meanings of Corkscrewed:
verbMove or twist in a spiral motion.
Usage examples:
The plane was corkscrewing towards the earth
nounA device for pulling corks from bottles, consisting of a spiral metal rod that is inserted into the cork, and a handle that extracts it.
Usage examples:
Then he puts the bottle between his legs and inserts an old fashioned corkscrew, pulls and tugs bef…
Meanings of Corkscrewing:
verbMove or twist in a spiral motion.
Usage examples:
The plane was corkscrewing towards the earth
nounA device for pulling corks from bottles, consisting of a spiral metal rod that is inserted into the cork, and a handle that extracts it.
Usage examples:
Then he puts the bottle between his legs and inserts an old fashioned corkscrew, pulls and tugs bef…
Meanings of Corkscrews:
nounA device for pulling corks from bottles, consisting of a spiral metal rod that is inserted into the cork, and a handle that extracts it.
Usage examples:
Then he puts the bottle between his legs and inserts an old fashioned corkscrew, pulls and tugs bef…
verbMove or twist in a spiral motion.
Usage examples:
The plane was corkscrewing towards the earth
Meanings of Corkscrewy:
nounA device for pulling corks from bottles, consisting of a spiral metal rod that is inserted into the cork, and a handle that extracts it.
Usage examples:
Then he puts the bottle between his legs and inserts an old fashioned corkscrew, pulls and tugs bef…
verbMove or twist in a spiral motion.
Usage examples:
The plane was corkscrewing towards the earth
Meanings of Corkwood:
nounA shrub or tree which yields light porous timber.
Usage examples:
The real problems are the corkwoods and the ironwoods.
Meanings of Corkwoods:
nounA shrub or tree which yields light porous timber.
Usage examples:
The real problems are the corkwoods and the ironwoods.
Meanings of Corky:
adjectiveResembling cork.
Usage examples:
Corky lesions on apples
Meanings of Corm:
nounA rounded underground storage organ present in plants such as crocuses, gladioli, and cyclamens, consisting of a swollen stem base covered with scale leaves.
Usage examples:
Clonal progeny may be produced by stolons, runners, rhizomes, tubers, buds on bulbs, corms and root…
Meanings of Cormel:
nounA small corm growing at the side of a mature corm.
Usage examples:
As the plant grew, the end of the old corm died progressively from the bottom, and new secondary co…
Meanings of Cormels:
nounA small corm growing at the side of a mature corm.
Usage examples:
As the plant grew, the end of the old corm died progressively from the bottom, and new secondary co…
Meanings of Cormorant:
nounA large diving bird with a long neck, long hooked bill, short legs, and mainly dark plumage. it typically breeds on coastal cliffs.
Usage examples:
We were extremely fortunate that the cormorants were in breeding plumage.
Meanings of Cormorants:
nounA large diving bird with a long neck, long hooked bill, short legs, and mainly dark plumage. it typically breeds on coastal cliffs.
Usage examples:
We were extremely fortunate that the cormorants were in breeding plumage.
Meanings of Corms:
nounA rounded underground storage organ present in plants such as crocuses, gladioli, and cyclamens, consisting of a swollen stem base covered with scale leaves.
Usage examples:
Clonal progeny may be produced by stolons, runners, rhizomes, tubers, buds on bulbs, corms and root…
Meanings of Corn:
nounThe chief cereal crop of a district, especially (in england) wheat or (in scotland) oats.
Usage examples:
Fields of corn
Meanings of Cornball:
adjectiveTrite and sentimental.
Usage examples:
A cornball movie
nounA person with trite or sentimental ideas.
Usage examples:
He was a cornball when compared to the svelte politicians of today
Meanings of Cornballs:
nounA person with trite or sentimental ideas.
Usage examples:
He was a cornball when compared to the svelte politicians of today
adjectiveTrite and sentimental.
Usage examples:
A cornball movie
Meanings of Cornbrash:
nounAn earthy fossiliferous limestone occurring widely in england in a thin formation of jurassic age.
Usage examples:
In the sandy bed of the spring can be found tiny fossils shaped like stars, which are constantly be…
Meanings of Cornbread:
nounA type of bread made from maize meal.
Usage examples:
Any type of bread is great on your feeder tray or tossed on the ground - stale biscuits and bread, …
Meanings of Corncob:
nounThe central cylindrical woody part of the maize ear to which the grains are attached.
Usage examples:
Place the corncobs in a large saucepan and cover with cold water.
abbreviationClose of business.
Usage examples:
You have until cob today to show us why you should not be disconnected
Meanings of Corncobs:
nounThe central cylindrical woody part of the maize ear to which the grains are attached.
Meanings of Corncockle:
nounA pink-flowered mediterranean plant introduced into britain, where it became a cornfield weed. it has since been almost eradicated because its poisonous seeds contaminate flour.
Usage examples:
Other imports include the poisonous corncockle from the mediterranean, the himalayan balsam and the…
Meanings of Corncracker:
nounA name for someone from one of the southern states of the us, especially kentucky
Usage examples:
The corncrackers were sent back to kentucky.
Meanings of Corncrake:
nounA secretive eurasian crake inhabiting coarse grasslands, with mainly brown streaked plumage and a distinctive double rasping call. due to changes in agricultural practices it is now much rarer in the british isles than formerly.
Usage examples:
The eight endangered species of birds are common scoter, hen harrier, grey partridge, corncrake, re…
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