corn snow
Americannoun
noun
Etymology
Origin of corn snow
First recorded in 1930–35
Example Sentences
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For those feeling peckish after the farm fun, the market sells midway-style bites, such as corn dogs, kettle corn, snow cones and roasted nuts.
From Washington Post • Sep. 23, 2021
Kirkwood boasts the coldest corn snow with the hottest spring break line-up sure to peak any outdoor enthusiast�s desire for some real Spring Bling.
From Time Magazine Archive
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Alpine Meadows boasts one of the best spring seasons in the Sierra, known for its "follow-the-sun" corn snow runs, four outdoor barbeques, Tahoe's best terrain park, live music on the sundeck, and unique spring events.
From Time Magazine Archive
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There are so many things to like about spring-Warmer Temps, bluebird skies, longer days, corn snow.
From Time Magazine Archive
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Skiers were even able to go up to the Andean resort of Portillo for a crack at the last corn snow of the season.
From Time Magazine Archive
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