corncob

Some corncobs, I thought, would look nice right here.

Abby and Martin were building a house of dried corncobs.

Holes in the walls were filled with rags and corncobs.

"She was building the corncobs just a minute ago," Martin whimpered.

A fat man in a gray suit stood by the desk smoking a corncob.

Pellets made from corncobs burn well, but they are expensive to manufacture.

Corncobs were also used to create texture on pots.

We won't have no more privacy than a corncob.

Another game we played used an empty can or half of a used corncob as the "object".

"Twin corncobs," said one of my guidebooks - and I could see the resemblance.

When potatoes are cooked, drain them thoroughly, and discard corncobs.

The captain bit down hard on his corncob.

She was calm again, rocking gently, smoke curling from the corncob.

"They' d cut us down like corncobs in August."

Spanish is a rough language, the Colonel thought, rougher than a corncob sometimes.

One excellent source of cellulose happened to be corncobs.

And Kraft, trying to keep from crying, chewed the bit of his cold corncob pipe in two.

She lives in a tiny doll house made of corncobs outside the home of her human owners.

Scrape kernels off corncobs, and run through a vegetable juicer.

The bones have been removed, but the tiny corncobs and the shards of many pots are still there.

A hard disk is preferable although you can run Corncob from a high density floppy.

The skipper shifted the ever-present corncob from one side of his mouth to the other.

So he sacrifices the corncob to save Drover's life.

The spider held the trout between two claws, and ate it like a corncob, until he had left nothing but the bones.