Definition of cornhole in English:

cornhole

nounˈkɔːnhəʊlˈkôrnˌhōl

1mass noun A game in which small bags filled with dried kernels of maize are tossed at a target consisting of an upward sloping wooden platform with a hole at one end.
many are introduced to cornhole at a tailgate or family outing
Example sentencesExamples
- Hang out, enjoy food and drinks, play some Cornhole and win some prizes.
- Men played horseshoes and cornhole.
- I really thought they'd all gone a step too far in making it a special day for me, especially with all the children around, when they asked me if I wanted to play cornhole.
- Getting kicked out of the parking lot is a risk you're going to have to take in order to play cornhole (or bean bags, depending on where you grew up).
- Hannah looks down to see a gaggle of 20-something hipsters riding unicycles, playing cornhole, and drinking from red solo cups.
- The two ended up on the patio, playing "Cornhole," a beanbag toss game, while having drinks with a friend.
- He pitched bean bags in a game of cornhole, joking when a shot missed the board.
- We played cornhole and ladder ball.
- "Keep games such as beer pong and cornhole on hand," says Giammarinaro.
- I won my ticket off some unassuming idiot in the parking lot in a heated game of cornhole.
2vulgar slang The anus.

verbˈkɔːnhəʊlˈkôrnˌhōl

[with object]US vulgar slang

Have anal intercourse with (someone).

Definition of cornhole in US English:

cornhole

nounˈkôrnˌhōl

1A game in which small bags filled with dried corn are tossed at a target consisting of an inclined wooden platform with a hole at one end.
many are introduced to cornhole at a tailgate or family outing
Example sentencesExamples
- I really thought they'd all gone a step too far in making it a special day for me, especially with all the children around, when they asked me if I wanted to play cornhole.
- He pitched bean bags in a game of cornhole, joking when a shot missed the board.
- Men played horseshoes and cornhole.
- Getting kicked out of the parking lot is a risk you're going to have to take in order to play cornhole (or bean bags, depending on where you grew up).
- Hannah looks down to see a gaggle of 20-something hipsters riding unicycles, playing cornhole, and drinking from red solo cups.
- We played cornhole and ladder ball.
- I won my ticket off some unassuming idiot in the parking lot in a heated game of cornhole.
- The two ended up on the patio, playing "Cornhole," a beanbag toss game, while having drinks with a friend.
- Hang out, enjoy food and drinks, play some Cornhole and win some prizes.
- "Keep games such as beer pong and cornhole on hand," says Giammarinaro.
2vulgar slang The anus.

verbˈkôrnˌhōl

[with object]US vulgar slang

Have anal intercourse with (someone).

词汇	cornhole
释义	Definition of cornhole in English: cornhole nounˈkɔːnhəʊlˈkôrnˌhōl US 1mass noun A game in which small bags filled with dried kernels of maize are tossed at a target consisting of an upward sloping wooden platform with a hole at one end. many are introduced to cornhole at a tailgate or family outing Example sentencesExamples Hang out, enjoy food and drinks, play some Cornhole and win some prizes. Men played horseshoes and cornhole. I really thought they'd all gone a step too far in making it a special day for me, especially with all the children around, when they asked me if I wanted to play cornhole. Getting kicked out of the parking lot is a risk you're going to have to take in order to play cornhole (or bean bags, depending on where you grew up). Hannah looks down to see a gaggle of 20-something hipsters riding unicycles, playing cornhole, and drinking from red solo cups. The two ended up on the patio, playing "Cornhole," a beanbag toss game, while having drinks with a friend. He pitched bean bags in a game of cornhole, joking when a shot missed the board. We played cornhole and ladder ball. "Keep games such as beer pong and cornhole on hand," says Giammarinaro. I won my ticket off some unassuming idiot in the parking lot in a heated game of cornhole. 2vulgar slang The anus. verbˈkɔːnhəʊlˈkôrnˌhōl [with object]US vulgar slang Have anal intercourse with (someone). Definition of cornhole in US English: cornhole nounˈkôrnˌhōl US 1A game in which small bags filled with dried corn are tossed at a target consisting of an inclined wooden platform with a hole at one end. many are introduced to cornhole at a tailgate or family outing Example sentencesExamples I really thought they'd all gone a step too far in making it a special day for me, especially with all the children around, when they asked me if I wanted to play cornhole. He pitched bean bags in a game of cornhole, joking when a shot missed the board. Men played horseshoes and cornhole. Getting kicked out of the parking lot is a risk you're going to have to take in order to play cornhole (or bean bags, depending on where you grew up). Hannah looks down to see a gaggle of 20-something hipsters riding unicycles, playing cornhole, and drinking from red solo cups. We played cornhole and ladder ball. I won my ticket off some unassuming idiot in the parking lot in a heated game of cornhole. The two ended up on the patio, playing "Cornhole," a beanbag toss game, while having drinks with a friend. Hang out, enjoy food and drinks, play some Cornhole and win some prizes. "Keep games such as beer pong and cornhole on hand," says Giammarinaro. 2vulgar slang The anus. verbˈkôrnˌhōl [with object]US vulgar slang Have anal intercourse with (someone).
随便看	conylene conyza conyzas coo co-obligant co-occur co-occurrence co-occurrence co-occurrences co-occur with cooch coochee-coochee coochie coochie coo coochie-coochie coochy coo cooed ceremonially ceremonially ceremonialness ceremonials ceremonical ceremonies ceremonious ceremoniously