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CORN is a legal Scrabble word. See a dictionary definition for CORN.

130 total results for CORN( score: 50 )

47 results for CORN from Modern Era puzzles:
Repeated clues show (number of Modern Era occurrences).
DateGridClueAuthorEditor
Sun Sep 8, 202468DSomething on an ear … or, in a different sense, a footMeghan MorrisFagliano
Tue Jul 2, 202463AWhat bourbon whiskey is made fromJosh GoodmanFagliano
Tue Apr 9, 202456DTortilla optionCaroline Sommers and Freddie ChengFagliano
Tue Jul 25, 202310DBanal sentimentality, so to speakGary Larson and Doug PetersonShortz
Tue Aug 23, 202245DBig crop in IowaTrey MendezShortz
Thu Nov 11, 20215DIt covers 90+ million acres of the U.S.Mark MacLachlanShortz
Mon Aug 10, 202014D___ on the cobLynn LempelShortz
Sun Sep 8, 201972DWith 68-Down, summer side dishJoe DiPietroShortz
Fri Feb 1, 201946AToe woe (4)Ori BrianShortz
Mon Oct 15, 20183DFood that's huskedAmanda Chung and Karl NiShortz
Tue Jun 26, 201867AMajor Iowa cropZhouqin BurnikelShortz
Tue May 8, 20183DEars that can't hear (2)Ori BrianShortz
Wed Apr 4, 201839DCheesy stuffWeird Al Yankovic and Eric BerlinShortz
Wed Nov 22, 201752AIowa's largest exportTimothy PolinShortz
Wed Dec 23, 20156DEars you may bite onJim PeredoShortz
Thu Apr 10, 201432ANot the most sophisticated humor (2)David SteinbergShortz
Sat Nov 5, 201139ASee 35-AcrossKurt MuellerShortz
Sat Dec 13, 200828DHokey jokesFrank LongoShortz
Sat Sep 22, 200747DIt's hard to walk onMark DiehlShortz
Sun Aug 12, 200769DBase of some ethanolCathy MillhauserShortz
Mon Dec 11, 20069D___ flakesDavid J. KahnShortz
Sat Mar 4, 200625DChip ingredientBob PeoplesShortz
Tue Oct 11, 200556DFoot ailmentMike TorchShortz
Tue Aug 9, 200513DWord that can precede the start of 17- or 54-Across or 11- or 27-DownVictor FlemingShortz
Fri Apr 15, 200533DUnwanted 35-Across featureBrendan Emmett QuigleyShortz
Thu Aug 12, 200461AMuffin choiceDavid J. KahnShortz
Mon Sep 16, 200253DCommon syrup sourceRoy LebanShortz
Fri Sep 6, 200243AMoonshiner's sackfulManny NosowskyShortz
Sat Feb 23, 200259DSome humorRich NorrisShortz
Mon Oct 22, 200125DIt's grown in earsDenise NeuendorfShortz
Sun Jul 8, 200193A"Hee Haw" humor (2)Michael S. MaurerShortz
Mon Apr 3, 200017AHiker's woeGregory E. PaulShortz
Fri Sep 17, 199944DEars that can't hear (2)Patrick D. BerryShortz
Mon Aug 9, 19995AHokey stuffElizabeth C. GorskiShortz
Thu Jul 30, 199859AMawkish sentimentRich NorrisShortz
Mon Jun 15, 199827AToe woe (4)Nancy SalomonShortz
Wed Jan 22, 199736DMoonshine ingredientJ. SchmalzbachShortz
Sun Sep 29, 199649D"Hee Haw" fodder?M. ReagleShortz
Fri Jul 12, 199623DSuccotash ingredientChuck DeodeneShortz
Tue Mar 26, 199615A"Hee Haw" humor (2)J. S. MarroneShortz
Wed Mar 13, 199661AIt's both grown and eaten in rowsW. R. WilliamsShortz
Mon Aug 21, 199510DToe woe (4)Sidney L. RobbinsShortz
Sun Apr 2, 199580DNot the most sophisticated humor (2)Norman S. WizerShortz
Wed Feb 1, 199532DMawkish materialChet CurrierShortz
Tue Dec 13, 199410AToe woe (4)Jon DelfinShortz
Sun Sep 11, 199493DSkier's snowLouis SabinShortz
Mon Dec 13, 199362AOn-the-cob treatThomas W. SchierShortz
83 results for CORN from pre-Shortz puzzles:
DateGridClueAuthorEditor
Sun Oct 25, 1992104DPreserveCalista LuminatiMaleska
Thu Mar 26, 199226DPickleNancy JolineMaleska
Mon Nov 4, 199155DToe woeSidney L. RobbinsMaleska
Tue Sep 24, 199155DSome "Hee Haw" humorLois SidwayMaleska
Sun Aug 18, 199178DSchmaltzJeanne WilsonMaleska
Sat Aug 10, 199126AKind of bread or chipKevin BoyleMaleska
Mon May 27, 199115AMaizePeter SwiftMaleska
Mon Apr 22, 199137DFoot ailmentFred TooleMaleska
Thu Jan 10, 19916DKan. productFrank MiceliMaleska
Fri Jul 20, 199054DIowa productJoel D. LafargueMaleska
Sat Mar 25, 198954DClavusEli WesoffMaleska
Wed Oct 19, 198852DPone ingredientNancy Scandrett RossMaleska
Tue May 31, 19885DSuccotash ingredientNorma SteinbergMaleska
Sat Mar 5, 198860AWhite-lightning ingredientPatterson PeppleMaleska
Fri Mar 13, 198714AMaizeLarry GoldhirschMaleska
Tue Mar 10, 198711DTrite theatricsHarold B. CountsMaleska
Wed Jun 4, 198611DGolden Cross, e.g.Kay SullivanMaleska
Tue Sep 17, 19852DShipment from Des MoinesBernice GordonMaleska
Mon Jun 3, 198511DHam's trite offeringJames R. BurnsMaleska
Tue Nov 30, 198224APreserve with saltMargaret W. HuskeyMaleska
Wed Jul 28, 198214AHammy comic's outputNancy McCarthyMaleska
Thu Jan 28, 198253DBanal contentWilliam LutwiniakMaleska
Sun Oct 18, 198149ATrite theatricsLouis BaronMaleska
Sun Jul 5, 1981126AVaudevillian humorJohn M. SamsonMaleska
Wed Jan 7, 198129DCure by saltingJoy L. WoukMaleska
Tue Nov 4, 198011DKind of beltC. J. AngioMaleska
Sun Feb 10, 198048AKind of flakes or snowLouis BaronMaleska
Sun Oct 7, 1979127AWheat, in EnglandReginald L. JohnsonMaleska
Thu Dec 14, 197858ACountry humorN. M. MeyerMaleska
Tue May 31, 197726DFarm cropHerb L. RisteenMaleska
Mon Jul 7, 197543AKind of snow or cobJohn FinchWeng
Fri May 2, 197519ACertain humorDeWitt AndersonWeng
Sat Feb 22, 197560ATrite humorJames A. BrusselWeng
Sat Oct 26, 197450AMoonshine baseSara V. TuckermanWeng
Sat Sep 21, 19743DBelt or poneLeonard SussmanWeng
Mon Oct 22, 197349DWheezy stuffUnknownWeng
Fri Apr 13, 197356DFoot woeUnknownWeng
Sat Apr 8, 197224DGrainUnknownWeng
Tue Oct 27, 197050ATrite stuffUnknownWeng
Wed Dec 17, 196956DTrite stuff.UnknownWeng
Sun Jun 22, 196910DBathos: SlangEileen BushWeng
Fri Jan 3, 196915ASouthern whisky.UnknownFarrar
Mon Dec 30, 196840DMenu item.UnknownFarrar
Thu Oct 10, 196854DVegetable.UnknownFarrar
Mon May 13, 19683DKind of meal.UnknownFarrar
Fri Jan 14, 196614AImportant crop.UnknownFarrar
Mon Aug 3, 196446DBanal humor: Slang.UnknownFarrar
Sat Mar 7, 196442ATrite humor: Slang.UnknownFarrar
Sun Aug 25, 196350AGrain.Stephanie CaruanaFarrar
Tue Apr 10, 19623DCereal.Lois HillisFarrar
Sun Jan 14, 196287ATrite ideas: Slang.Roberta MorseFarrar
Wed Oct 11, 196119DFarm product.UnknownFarrar
Mon Sep 25, 196145AKansas forte.UnknownFarrar
Sun May 7, 196132AJohnnycake ingredient.Sandy GrafFarrar
Mon Sep 19, 196040AFeature of Kansas in August.UnknownFarrar
Sun Aug 30, 195985DGrain.Eugene T. MaleskaFarrar
Sat Sep 20, 19582DMidwest crop.Jack LuzzattoFarrar
Sun Sep 14, 1958103ACountry Gentleman.Grace HosterFarrar
Mon Feb 10, 195824AMaize.Joseph LaFauciFarrar
Sun Sep 22, 195754ACrop in with Illinois leads.Jack LuzzattoFarrar
Mon Mar 25, 19571DGrain.Helen FasuloFarrar
Mon Jan 14, 19576DGrain.Helen FasuloFarrar
Mon Jan 7, 195727DVegetable.Joseph LaFauciFarrar
Sun Dec 23, 1956105AVegetable.Herbert EttensonFarrar
Sun Mar 25, 195658DIn England it means wheat.Eugene T. MaleskaFarrar
Wed Feb 2, 195526DIowa's pride.UnknownFarrar
Sat Nov 27, 195414AIngredient of johnny cake.Mel TaubFarrar
Mon Jul 26, 19545ASeed of a cereal grass.Ruth OliverFarrar
Tue Sep 8, 195325AProduct of Illinois.Joseph LaFauciFarrar
Fri Sep 4, 195336DLima bean's partner.Victor GoldfarbFarrar
Wed Jun 17, 195337AHighly sentimental ideas.Thomas MeekinFarrar
Sun Apr 26, 1953106AIowa's pride.Thomas MeekinFarrar
Sat Mar 7, 195361A___ muffins.UnknownFarrar
Sun Dec 7, 195270DUnsophisticated humor.Herbert EttensonFarrar
Sat Apr 5, 195217AMawkish humor.UnknownFarrar
Sun Mar 30, 195284DProduct of Iowa.Ralph AndersonFarrar
Sun Feb 24, 195269AHallowe'en confection.Harold T. BersFarrar
Thu Aug 9, 195151DIowa's pride.UnknownFarrar
Sun Apr 15, 1951135DBanal entertainment: Colloq.Harold T. BersFarrar
Sun Jan 29, 195076A___ fritter.Elizabeth PattersonFarrar
Sun Dec 25, 194957AGrain.Willard N. JordanFarrar
Sun Aug 29, 194870DTriteness of ham actor: Slang.Charles CrossFarrar
Sun Oct 15, 1944121AU. S. naval station, Caribbean.Bert StoreyFarrar
Anagrams:CRON
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