Definition of hominy in English:

hominy

nounˈhɒmɪniˈhɑməni

mass nounUS

Coarsely ground corn (maize) used to make grits.
〈美〉（用来做玉米糊的）玉米（米查）
as modifier hominy grits
Example sentencesExamples
- Guests will be able to try traditional foods from these regions, including such rare dishes as damson cheese and hominy.
- Some varieties of corn were processed into hominy by boiling the kernels in a weak lye solution of hardwood ashes and water.
- Made with beef tripe and hominy, this Mexican soup is often flavored with garlic, onions, and dried chilies.
- As we dined, Kavena lamented that making hominy from dried corn, a method she includes in her book, is one of many traditional processes and secrets being lost to progress and packaged foods.
- I was up at 5:00 or 5:30 going out to the smokehouse for ham, cooking hominy grits, and making biscuits.
- It combines Hispanic influences, from the Mexican soup menudo, made with tripe, hominy, and chili powder, with Italian elements, adding cheese and garlic to the soup.
- The entrées were boiled pork and beef, roast beef, mutton chops, and goose, while side dishes included hominy, cabbage, potatoes, and fried tripe.
- It may be mixed with hominy, corn, or rice.
- And most of the time I really was grateful I wasn't one of those starving children in Africa Mother told me about whenever I left a pile of hominy on my plate.
- He often prepared dishes that he and Becky had discovered in their nomadic hippie days in Mexico, and I still get weak-kneed just thinking of his roasted Coca-Cola chicken with hominy and his boiled yucca with olive oil and sea salt.
- Two yearly crops of early corn were eaten as they ripened, and a harvest of late corn was dried and stored for winter use as hominy.
- We're not sure if Martin had anything to do with it, but we did find traces of hominy grits mixed in with the samples.
- Puchero, a meat stew, is made of boiled hominy and chopped parsley, pepper, squash, carrots or tomatoes.
- In this case what is being coarsely ground is hominy.
- This dish combines hominy corn with beans and spices.
- Someone raised in New York would be much more likely to agree that catfish and hominy are Southern foods.
- Add chicken stock, tomato salsa, and hominy, and simmer for 15 minutes.
- Oddly, his brother invites him to stay at the farm, but we can tell that he's there for more than hominy grits and southern fried chicken.
- It's a stew of hominy, beans, and whatever meat or vegetables may be available.
- We buy the grain, mostly shell corn and hominy - a high-energy, high-starch ration.

Origin

Shortened from Virginia Algonquian uskatahomen.

Rhymes

dominie, Melpomene

Definition of hominy in US English:

hominy

nounˈhɑməniˈhämənē

Coarsely ground corn used to make grits.
〈美〉（用来做玉米糊的）玉米（米查）
as modifier hominy grits
Example sentencesExamples
- Oddly, his brother invites him to stay at the farm, but we can tell that he's there for more than hominy grits and southern fried chicken.
- It may be mixed with hominy, corn, or rice.
- Puchero, a meat stew, is made of boiled hominy and chopped parsley, pepper, squash, carrots or tomatoes.
- We buy the grain, mostly shell corn and hominy - a high-energy, high-starch ration.
- Some varieties of corn were processed into hominy by boiling the kernels in a weak lye solution of hardwood ashes and water.
- Two yearly crops of early corn were eaten as they ripened, and a harvest of late corn was dried and stored for winter use as hominy.
- And most of the time I really was grateful I wasn't one of those starving children in Africa Mother told me about whenever I left a pile of hominy on my plate.
- He often prepared dishes that he and Becky had discovered in their nomadic hippie days in Mexico, and I still get weak-kneed just thinking of his roasted Coca-Cola chicken with hominy and his boiled yucca with olive oil and sea salt.
- As we dined, Kavena lamented that making hominy from dried corn, a method she includes in her book, is one of many traditional processes and secrets being lost to progress and packaged foods.
- Add chicken stock, tomato salsa, and hominy, and simmer for 15 minutes.
- The entrées were boiled pork and beef, roast beef, mutton chops, and goose, while side dishes included hominy, cabbage, potatoes, and fried tripe.
- It's a stew of hominy, beans, and whatever meat or vegetables may be available.
- Made with beef tripe and hominy, this Mexican soup is often flavored with garlic, onions, and dried chilies.
- In this case what is being coarsely ground is hominy.
- Guests will be able to try traditional foods from these regions, including such rare dishes as damson cheese and hominy.
- Someone raised in New York would be much more likely to agree that catfish and hominy are Southern foods.
- It combines Hispanic influences, from the Mexican soup menudo, made with tripe, hominy, and chili powder, with Italian elements, adding cheese and garlic to the soup.
- We're not sure if Martin had anything to do with it, but we did find traces of hominy grits mixed in with the samples.
- This dish combines hominy corn with beans and spices.
- I was up at 5:00 or 5:30 going out to the smokehouse for ham, cooking hominy grits, and making biscuits.

Origin

Shortened from Virginia Algonquian uskatahomen.

词汇	hominy
释义	Definition of hominy in English: hominy nounˈhɒmɪniˈhɑməni mass nounUS Coarsely ground corn (maize) used to make grits. 〈美〉（用来做玉米糊的）玉米（米查） as modifier hominy grits Example sentencesExamples Guests will be able to try traditional foods from these regions, including such rare dishes as damson cheese and hominy. Some varieties of corn were processed into hominy by boiling the kernels in a weak lye solution of hardwood ashes and water. Made with beef tripe and hominy, this Mexican soup is often flavored with garlic, onions, and dried chilies. As we dined, Kavena lamented that making hominy from dried corn, a method she includes in her book, is one of many traditional processes and secrets being lost to progress and packaged foods. I was up at 5:00 or 5:30 going out to the smokehouse for ham, cooking hominy grits, and making biscuits. It combines Hispanic influences, from the Mexican soup menudo, made with tripe, hominy, and chili powder, with Italian elements, adding cheese and garlic to the soup. The entrées were boiled pork and beef, roast beef, mutton chops, and goose, while side dishes included hominy, cabbage, potatoes, and fried tripe. It may be mixed with hominy, corn, or rice. And most of the time I really was grateful I wasn't one of those starving children in Africa Mother told me about whenever I left a pile of hominy on my plate. He often prepared dishes that he and Becky had discovered in their nomadic hippie days in Mexico, and I still get weak-kneed just thinking of his roasted Coca-Cola chicken with hominy and his boiled yucca with olive oil and sea salt. Two yearly crops of early corn were eaten as they ripened, and a harvest of late corn was dried and stored for winter use as hominy. We're not sure if Martin had anything to do with it, but we did find traces of hominy grits mixed in with the samples. Puchero, a meat stew, is made of boiled hominy and chopped parsley, pepper, squash, carrots or tomatoes. In this case what is being coarsely ground is hominy. This dish combines hominy corn with beans and spices. Someone raised in New York would be much more likely to agree that catfish and hominy are Southern foods. Add chicken stock, tomato salsa, and hominy, and simmer for 15 minutes. Oddly, his brother invites him to stay at the farm, but we can tell that he's there for more than hominy grits and southern fried chicken. It's a stew of hominy, beans, and whatever meat or vegetables may be available. We buy the grain, mostly shell corn and hominy - a high-energy, high-starch ration. Origin Shortened from Virginia Algonquian uskatahomen. Rhymes dominie, Melpomene Definition of hominy in US English: hominy nounˈhɑməniˈhämənē US Coarsely ground corn used to make grits. 〈美〉（用来做玉米糊的）玉米（米查） as modifier hominy grits Example sentencesExamples Oddly, his brother invites him to stay at the farm, but we can tell that he's there for more than hominy grits and southern fried chicken. It may be mixed with hominy, corn, or rice. Puchero, a meat stew, is made of boiled hominy and chopped parsley, pepper, squash, carrots or tomatoes. We buy the grain, mostly shell corn and hominy - a high-energy, high-starch ration. Some varieties of corn were processed into hominy by boiling the kernels in a weak lye solution of hardwood ashes and water. Two yearly crops of early corn were eaten as they ripened, and a harvest of late corn was dried and stored for winter use as hominy. And most of the time I really was grateful I wasn't one of those starving children in Africa Mother told me about whenever I left a pile of hominy on my plate. He often prepared dishes that he and Becky had discovered in their nomadic hippie days in Mexico, and I still get weak-kneed just thinking of his roasted Coca-Cola chicken with hominy and his boiled yucca with olive oil and sea salt. As we dined, Kavena lamented that making hominy from dried corn, a method she includes in her book, is one of many traditional processes and secrets being lost to progress and packaged foods. Add chicken stock, tomato salsa, and hominy, and simmer for 15 minutes. The entrées were boiled pork and beef, roast beef, mutton chops, and goose, while side dishes included hominy, cabbage, potatoes, and fried tripe. It's a stew of hominy, beans, and whatever meat or vegetables may be available. Made with beef tripe and hominy, this Mexican soup is often flavored with garlic, onions, and dried chilies. In this case what is being coarsely ground is hominy. Guests will be able to try traditional foods from these regions, including such rare dishes as damson cheese and hominy. Someone raised in New York would be much more likely to agree that catfish and hominy are Southern foods. It combines Hispanic influences, from the Mexican soup menudo, made with tripe, hominy, and chili powder, with Italian elements, adding cheese and garlic to the soup. We're not sure if Martin had anything to do with it, but we did find traces of hominy grits mixed in with the samples. This dish combines hominy corn with beans and spices. I was up at 5:00 or 5:30 going out to the smokehouse for ham, cooking hominy grits, and making biscuits. Origin Shortened from Virginia Algonquian uskatahomen.
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