| corning | | A stone forming part of the corner of a building. |
| cornfield | | The berry of the pepper plant. |
| cornstarch | | Course breading material made from corn. |
| corncrib | | A cereal made from corn; Kellogg's brand. |
| peppercorn | | The place where two surfaces or lines meet. |
| barleycorn | | The outer part of an ear of corn. |
| cornstalk | | The woody core on which kernels of corn grow. |
| cornbread | | A popular brand of dishes; _____ware |
| corner | | A place where corn is grown. |
| cornfed | | A structure for drying and storing corn. |
| cornhusk | | Bread made from cornmeal. |
| corned | | To treat with contempt. |
| cornerstone | | A horn-shaped container overflowing with fruit. |
| cornea | | A grain of this plant is used to make alcohol. |
| acorn | | To eat a diet of corn. |
| cornflakes | | Marinated in brine. |
| corncob | | The stem of a corn plant. |
| scorn | | A hard growth of skin, usually near the toes. |
| cornpone | | A variety of corn that bursts open when heated. |
| corns | | The nut of the oak tree. |
| cornmeal | | The transparent membrane covering the eye. |
| popcorn | | A powdery substance made from corn and used as a thickener. |
| cornucopia | | A mythical creature resembling a horse with one horn. |
| unicorn | | Corn bread made without milk or eggs. |