corn-fed
- adjective
- /kɔrn-fɛd/
- Offensive
- She has a corn-fed appearance, which suits her hardworking nature on the farm.
Examples
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But that's when I finally wrestled, like, corn fed folks from Iowa, people who hauled calves, you know, off the farm.
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Many corn-fed individuals exude a robust charm that comes from their rural upbringing.
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I sort of wrestling like corn fed guys from the Midwest.
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The corn-fed athletes showed impressive strength and stamina during the competition.
Antonyms
How Robust
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Etymology
Corn-fed comes from the two simple words corn and fed, meaning 'fed on corn'. Think of people from farming areas who grew big and healthy from a corn-rich diet and often had a plain, country style, so corn-fed now describes someone who looks strong and healthy but a bit simple or not very sophisticated.