cornfield Definition
corn·field (-fēld′)
noun
a field in which corn is grown
cornfield Usage Examples
Preposition: on
Sabbath: Jesus ' comments on the Sabbath ( Sunday ) " Jesus was walking through some cornfields on the Sabbath.
Converse of subject
surround: I grew up surrounded by cornfields all around me.
Adjective modifier
- golden: The gorge opens out into farmland, normally a mixture of golden cornfields with the bright colored poppies that are in large abundance.
- open: A very well equiped three bedroom character cottage in a peaceful village setting with stunning views over open cornfields.
Converse of object
pass: Ariel as Ceres takes center stage, appearing to grow out of the earth itself and graced by the arrival of a passing cornfield.
Modifies a noun
- annual: The showy cornfield annuals are now a relative rarity in the wild due to ' advances ' in crop weed control.
- flower: Don't despair if the soil is too fertile, you could create a cornfield flower patch instead.
- maze: I hope you get a chance to visit a cornfield maze this summer.
- circle: Cornfield circle experts were left scratching their heads over an amazing formation found at Alton Barnes, near Marlborough, in July 1990.
- mix: Seed rate of Naturescape cornfield mix 5g per square meter.
Noun used with modifier
Browse dictionary entries near cornfield
- ‹ cornfed
- ‹ cornetist
- ‹ cornet-à-pistons
- ‹ cornet
- ‹ cornerwise
- ‹ cornerstone
- ‹ cornerman
- ‹ cornering the market
- ‹ cornered
- ‹ cornerback

