Corked
Corkedpa.stopped or secured with a cork
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Corkingpin
Corkingpinn.a large kind of pin
Corky
Corkya.like cork, consisting or made of cork
Cormorant
Cormorantn.a bird of prey, glutton, miser
Corn
Cornn.grain, a hard lump in the flesh
Corn (2)
Cornv.t.to sprinkle with salt, to form into grains
Cornblades
Cornbladesn.leaves of maiz
Cornchandler
Cornchandlern.a retailer or seller of corn
Corncrake
Corncraken.a bird living among corn
Cornculate
Cornculatea.having sharp horny points
Corncutter
Corncuttern.a person who cuts or eases corns
Cornel
Corneln.a kind of tree, the cornelian-cherry
Cornel (2)
Corneln.coarse meal
Cornelian
Corneliann.a precious stone of a flesh-color
Corneous
Corneousa.horny, like horn, hard, tough
Corner
Cornern.an angle, extremity, secret place, end
Cornerwise
Cornerwisead.with the corner before, across
Cornet
Cornetn.a musical instrument, an officer of horse
Corneter
Cornetern.one who blows or plays on a cornet
Cornice
Cornice, or Cornishn.the top of a wall or column, a molding
Cornicle
Corniclen.a little or small horn
Cornigerous
Cornigerousa.bearing or having horns, horned
Cornland
Cornlandn.land for corn
Cornmaster
Cornmastern.a person who raises corn for sale
Cornmill
Cornmilln.a mill for grinding corn
Cornpipe
Cornpipen.the joint of a green stalk of corn slit
Cornstalk
Cornstalkn.a stalk or stem of maiz