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Indian corn † 
maize, Zea mays.
- c1665 (1885) After came a company of women . . . that brought us dry fish and Indian corn.
- 1842 Charles and I gathering Indian corn, at night had a "bee" a term used for a mustering together of the neighbors, to assist in any work, which would puzzle them to do alone, when all the young people came to help me to husk it.
- 1963 The first agricultural products at Quebec were Indian corn, squashes and kidney-beans, grown Indian fashion.
- c1665 (1885) After came a company of women . . . that brought us dry fish and Indian corn.