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What do you call ears of corn that are just right for eating?
| ROASTING EARS | 495 |
| SWEET CORN | 280 |
| CORN ON THE COB | 215 |
| GREEN CORN | 54 |
| RIPE CORN | 20 |
| FRESH CORN | 12 |
| CORN | 11 |
| SUGAR CORN | 10 |
| EARS OF CORN | 9 |
| ROASTING CORN | 8 |
| MUTTON CORN | 7 |
| EARS | 5 |
| EATING EARS | 5 |
| TABLE CORN | 5 |
| EATING CORN | 4 |
| IN THE MILK | 4 |
| TENDER CORN | 3 |
| COBS | 2 |
| COBS OF CORN | 2 |
| CORN OFF THE COB | 2 |
| EATIN’ CORN | 2 |
| EVERGREEN CORN | 2 |
| GARDEN CORN | 2 |
| MATURE CORN | 2 |
| PRIME CORN | 2 |
| RIPE EARS | 2 |
| ROASTIN’ CORN | 2 |
| TASSEL CORN | 2 |
| TENDER EARS | 2 |
| BABY CORN | 1 |
| BLISTERED EARS | 1 |
| BOILING CORN | 1 |
| BUTTER AND SUGAR CORN | 1 |
| BUTTER CORN | 1 |
| BUTTER-AND-SUGAR CORN | 1 |
| COB CORN | 1 |
| COOKING EARS | 1 |
| CORN COB | 1 |
| CORN COBS | 1 |
| CORN EARS | 1 |
| CORN ON THE EAR | 1 |
| COUNTRY GENTLEMAN | 1 |
| EAR CORN | 1 |
| EATING COBS | 1 |
| EATING EAR | 1 |
| FIELD CORN | 1 |
| FLINT CORN | 1 |
| FULL | 1 |
| FULL CORN | 1 |
| FULL EAR | 1 |
| GOLDEN BANNER COIN | 1 |
| GOLDEN CORN | 1 |
| IN THE BLISTERS | 1 |
| IN THE DOUGH | 1 |
| INDIAN CORN | 1 |
| JERSEY SWEET CORN | 1 |
| LICKIN’ GOOD | 1 |
| MILK CORN | 1 |
| MUTTON EARS | 1 |
| NEW CORN | 1 |
| NUB | 1 |
| NUBBINS | 1 |
| READY TO EAT | 1 |
| RIGHT IN THE MILK | 1 |
| RIGHT IN THEIR PRIME | 1 |
| ROAST EARS | 1 |
| ROAST YEARS | 1 |
| SHOCKED CORN | 1 |
| SHOE PEG | 1 |
| SHOOT | 1 |
| SOFT AND MILKY | 1 |
| SOFT CORN | 1 |
| SPIKE | 1 |
| SPRING CORN | 1 |
| SWEET EARS | 1 |
| SWEET TABLE CORN | 1 |
| TABLE EARS | 1 |
| TABLE-READY CORN | 1 |
| WELL FILLED | 1 |
| YELLOW CORN | 1 |
| YOUNG CORN | 1 |
| YOUNG EARS | 1 |
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