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cob
(redirected from Corn cob)

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cob1
1. a male swan
2. a thickset short-legged type of riding and draught horse
cob2, cobb
an archaic or dialect name for a gull esp the greater black-backed gull (Larus marinus)
cob [käb]
(mining engineering)
To chip away waste material from an ore, using hand hammers.
cob
A mixture of straw, gravel, and unburnt clay; used esp. for walls.
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Around 20 protesters from several European countries and dressed as corn cobs demonstrated outside the French embassy in central Madrid.
Spain's sweetcorn activists seek 'agricultural asylum' by AFP / AFP Global Edition
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] The Coarse scrub uses corn cob powder as its abrasive and is perfect for metal cookware, dirty sinks and even scrubbing vegetables.
Keep scrubbing! by Caley, Nora / Grocery Headquarters
In laboratory studies, the two engineered microbes helped boost methyl halide production from switchgrass, corn cob husks, sugar cane waste, and poplar wood to levels with commercial potential.
New technique may pave way for producing biofuels from agricultural ... by Asian News International
 
 
 
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