cornhusking

/ˈkɔːrnˌhʌskɪŋ/
noun
  1. The activity of removing the outer leaves (husks) from ears of corn.
    • Every autumn, the whole family helps with the cornhusking before the harvest festival.
    • She won first place in the county fair's cornhusking competition.
    • Cornhusking used to be a common social event where neighbors gathered to work together.
  2. A social gathering or party where people husk corn together.
    • We met many new neighbors at the annual cornhusking last weekend.
    • Grandma always tells stories about the cornhuskings she went to as a girl.
    • The town held a cornhusking with music and food to celebrate the harvest.
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