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Meanings of Indian corn in English
Usage of Indian corn in English
1
I love the garden; and I love to hoe the Indian corn.
2
The remainder of the Indian corn was got in on the 19th.
3
We laid in some Indian corn and smoked beef for our voyage.
4
Sometimes a common field was fenced in and planted with Indian corn.
5
The trade in maize, or Indian corn, is totally new since 1846.
6
America has furnished to the world tobacco, the potato, and Indian corn.
7
The slaves are generally fed upon salt pork, herrings and Indian corn.
8
In this land Indian corn, tobacco, cabbage, and potatoes grew to perfection.
9
She dropped Indian corn and sowed English grain with her own hands.
10
Teosinte is a corn-like plant of much lower growth than Indian corn.
11
They soon came to a little old basket full of Indian corn.
12
They cultivated Indian corn, or maize, but lacked the other great cereals.
13
The meadow was well suited for Indian corn, wheat, rye, or potatoes.
14
The country around her produces Indian corn, wheat, grasses, hemp, and tobacco.
15
Few plants are more useful to man than Indian corn, or maize.
16
Halfway up they come on open fields of maize or Indian corn.
This collocation consists of:
Translations for Indian corn
Portuguese
Spanish
Indian corn through the time
Indian corn across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common