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  • noun Plural form of corncake.

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Examples

  • Thank god the corncakes are as good as ever, slightly sweet and toasty, slathered with almost a palm-full of margarine.

    Seattle’s Soul Hole « PubliCola 2010

  • We are making corncakes (Jersey corn) with caviar and frommage frais tonight.

    affolement - French Word-A-Day 2010

  • We are making corncakes Jersey cornwith caviar and frommage frais tonight.

    affolement - French Word-A-Day 2010

  • As dawn approached they retreated into deep woods, rested without a fire, and ate only cold corncakes and water.

    Champlain's Dream David Hackett Fischer 2008

  • But recently released prisoners confirm that for millions of convicts, life consists of little more than a handful of corncakes a day, routine beatings and two trips to the toilet.

    The Last Gulag 2008

  • As dawn approached they retreated into deep woods, rested without a fire, and ate only cold corncakes and water.

    Champlain's Dream David Hackett Fischer 2008

  • A fellow inmate, a convicted killer, had to feed him his daily ration of five corncakes and help him take down his pants when Gao wanted to urinate.

    'I Still Have Nightmares' 2008

  • It could be a hedge-witch, just past the crossroads, taking you apart and putting you back together; or the return of your mother's lap, corncakes and bacon in the kitchen, turning you into a little girl again.

    Go, Go, Go yuki_onna 2008

  • They had over fifty ways of cooking corn, including the most popular, corncakes.

    History of American Women Maggiemac 2008

  • Go out for brunch at the Vita Cafe and have corncakes and bacon with real maple syrup.

    abada abada › really back 2007

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