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corn pone
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corn·pone or corn pone  (kôrn pn)
n. Chiefly Southern & Midland U.S.
See johnnycake. See Regional Notes at johnnycake, light bread, pone.
adj. Informal
Folksy and homespun, as in manner or speech: a penchant for cornpone humor; cornpone political prose.

corn pone
n
(Cookery) Southern US corn bread, esp a plain type made with water Sometimes shortened to pone


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Also on the plus side, Jarratt makes for a cool new kind of corn-pone villain, as amusing as he is menacing (at least before he goes totally super- psycho).
The outrageousness of the situations and the corn-pone dialect (which on occasion seems just a bit too thick to swallow) are reflected in Andrew Glass's robust illustrations.
Then there are the exciting and hilarious midnight-ride rockabilly tours with Elvis (``One Tree Hill's'' Tyler Hilton), Jerry Lee Lewis (Waylon Payne), Waylon Jennings (played by his own son Shooter) and, for some reason, corn-pone comedian June all crammed in the same sedan.
 
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