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Just by the way, "corn" in british english is a generic term meaning "cereal crop" -- usually "wheat". They'd refer to what we call "corn" as "maize".
by coddingtonbear 6y ago
Just by the way, "corn" in british english is a generic term meaning "cereal crop" -- usually "wheat". They'd refer to what we call "corn" as "maize".
- addaon 6y agoAh... I thought I was familiar with most Britishisms that would lead to this level of confusion, but definitely was not familiar with this one! That explains it, thanks.