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Meanings of parched corn in English
We have no meanings for "parched corn" in our records yet.
Usage of parched corn in English
1
The slaves drank an imitation coffee made from parched corn or meal.
2
I had Bess put you up some bread, meat and parched corn.
3
At noon she ate bread and parched corn with the others.
4
Then there are parched corn and pop corn-thedelight of long winter evenings.
5
He laughed, as he rolled a kernel of parched corn on his tongue.
6
We all kept parched corn all de time and went 'round eating it.
7
Pinola is parched corn ground fine between stones, eaten with milk.
8
They hovered around it, ate nuts, parched corn, and heated their smoked eels.
9
There were scraps of something like venison amidst the parched corn.
10
The ragged men in gray were living on parched corn.
11
In a few minutes, she had filled a large bowl with the parched corn.
12
We were rattled about like parched corn in a hopper.
13
They sat around the fire, ate their meat and parched corn, and chatted volubly.
14
Sometimes coffee, made out of parched corn meal, was added as an extra treat.
15
None of your potato, burnt sugar, and parched corn abomination, but the unadulterated berry!
16
We used to eat parched corn, and cornmeal dumplings was all the go back there.
This collocation consists of:
Parched corn through the time
Parched corn across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common