Pronunciation: /koʊl/
noun a depression or dip between two hills
A1 I like to eat corn on the cob.
A2 The farmer harvested a lot of corn from his field.
B1 The chef used fresh corn in the salad.
B2 The corn crop was affected by the drought.
C1 The corn industry plays a significant role in the country's economy.
C2 Genetically modified corn has sparked debates among scientists and environmentalists.
formal The chemist used a col to measure the volume of the liquid precisely.
informal Can you pass me that col over there so I can scoop out some ice cream?
slang I found a cool col in the garage that we can use for the barbecue.
figurative The team captain acted as a col, guiding his teammates towards victory.
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