Definitionn. corn having small ears and kernels that burst when exposed to dry heat
Last update: August 26, 2015
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Some popcorn and a movie sounded like a good way to relax. [Please select]
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While he worked, Trot ate popcorn and found it crisp and slightly warm, as well as nicely salted and buttered. [Please select]
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They all liked popcorn and they all were hungry this morning. [Please select]
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Then they both pulled and out from the heap of popcorn came a little boy. [Please select]
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When drawn from the heap the boy was chewing a mouthful of popcorn and both his hands were full of it. [Please select]
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Then he said: "Get my cap," and stuffed more popcorn into his mouth. [Please select]
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It was nice and warm in that bank of popcorn, and there was plenty to eat. [Please select]
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Our friends had all made a good breakfast of the delicious popcorn and now they walked toward the house again. [Please select]
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While we children disported ourselves like mermaids and mermen in the surf, our respective fathers dispensed cold lemonade, hot peanuts, and pink popcorn, and piled up our respective fortunes, nickel by nickel, penny by penny. [Please select]
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"All for the Camp Fire Girls," Laura said, "and it means fudge, and popcorn, and toasted marshmallows and bacon-bats and anything else you like." [Please select]
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