Corn
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Corn may refer to:
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[edit] Agriculture and food
- In North American usage, the cereal crop maize, also called field corn or Indian corn; including the variety sweet corn, which is a culinary vegetable.
- Traditionally, and still outside North America, corn is a general word for cereal crops and their grain including:
[edit] People
- Alfred Corn (born 1943), American poet and essayist
- Blue Corn (c. 1920–1999), also known as Crucita Calabaza, female Native American potter
- David Corn, American political journalist and author
- Kevin Corn, American voice actor
- Rob Corn, American television producer and director
- Corn Griffin (born 1911), American heavyweight boxer
- Corn Mo, stage name of Jon Cunningham, a Brooklyn-based musician
- Cornstalk (c.1720–1777), prominent leader of the Shawnee people
[edit] Places
- Corn, Lot, a commune of the Lot department in France
- Corn, Oklahoma, town in Washita County, Oklahoma, United States
- Corn Holm, small tidal island in the Orkneys
- Corn Hill, Longford, hill in County Longford, Ireland,
- Corn Islands, two islands about 70 km east of the Caribbean coast of Nicaragua
- Corn Island (Kentucky), now-vanished island in the Ohio River
- Corn Palace, multi-purpose arena/facility located in Mitchell, South Dakota
- Corn Springs, palm oasis in the Chuckwalla Mountains of the Colorado Desert
[edit] Other uses
- Corn (color)
- Corn, a type of snow
- Corn (callus), an ingrowing callus often on the foot
- Corn (emulator), software emulator of the Nintendo 64 games console
- Corn (film), a 2004 drama-thriller starring Jena Malone
[edit] See also
- Corne (disambiguation)
- Korn (disambiguation)
- Peppercorn (disambiguation)
- Barleycorn (disambiguation)
- Corny (disambiguation)
- Cornhole (disambiguation)
- Corned beef
- Great Cornholio
- Corn dolly
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