by jizzbert April 16, 2016

A term used by people native to the Appalachian Mountains to describe a speech or sermon that is particularly energetic. The term is most commonly used in reference to "hellfire and brimstone" preachers.
by Cackalacky Painter October 9, 2018

by wally dude September 17, 2018

code often used through text message so as to practice safe sexting. translates to: you've got my panties in a bunch; lets bang.
Luke: How you doin' miss fine ass in dem skinny jeans?
Brooke: the corn is fresh
Luke: I'll be there in 5
Brooke: the corn is fresh
Luke: I'll be there in 5
by pumkinSpice April 8, 2011

by GreenLama September 18, 2017

Corn on the MACABRE- (adjective)
Describes instances of humor that lean strongly to the darker realm of humor...
(synonymous with "black comody")
... but with a bit more "guilt" and/or "cringe" attached.
Describes instances of humor that lean strongly to the darker realm of humor...
(synonymous with "black comody")
... but with a bit more "guilt" and/or "cringe" attached.
Boy I could not believe how "corn on the macabre" that comedy show was last.! RIsky subject matter is one of my favorite guilty pleasures.
by anonymous April 13, 2022

"How's your day going?"
"Better now"
"Don't give me that canned corn, how are you really doing"
"Honestly, I'm surprised I got out of bed today"
"Better now"
"Don't give me that canned corn, how are you really doing"
"Honestly, I'm surprised I got out of bed today"
by Ianthevedge April 21, 2021
