corned

As a verb cored

is (core).

As an adjective corned is

consisting of grains; granulated.

As adjectives the difference between corned and cornea

is that corned is consisting of grains; granulated while cornea is .

As a noun cornea is

(label) (layer forming the front of the eye).

As adjectives the difference between coned and corned

is that coned is (of an area) segregated or delineated by traffic cones while corned is consisting of grains; granulated.

As a verb coned

is (cone).

As an adjective corned

is consisting of grains; granulated.

As a noun corsned is

(legal|obsolete) the morsel of execration; an ordeal consisting of the eating of a piece of bread consecrated by imprecation if the suspected person ate it freely, he was pronounced innocent; but if it stuck in his throat, it was considered as a proof of his guilt.

As adjectives the difference between scorned and corned

is that scorned is hated, despised, or avoided while corned is consisting of grains; granulated.

As a verb scorned

is past tense of scorn.

As a verb cooned

is (coon).

As an adjective corned is

consisting of grains; granulated.

As adjectives the difference between corned and horned

is that corned is consisting of grains; granulated while horned is having horns.

As a verb horned is

past tense of horn.

As an adjective corned

is consisting of grains; granulated.

As a noun cornel is

(botany) any tree or shrub of the dogwood subgenera,.

As a verb orned

is (orn).

As an adjective corned is

consisting of grains; granulated.

As adjectives the difference between corked and corned

is that corked is of a container, especially a bottle, closed with a cork while corned is consisting of grains; granulated.

As a verb corked

is (cork).