subs. (old).—Corn. [From the Latin.]—Fr., le grenu, or grelu. It., re di granata; staffile; corniole: Sp., grito.

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  1567.  HARMAN, A Caveat or Warening for Common Cursetors (1814), p. 65. GRANNAM, corne.

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  1610.  ROWLANDS, Martin Mark-all, p. 38 [Hunterian Club’s Reprint, 1874]. GRANMER, Corne.

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  1671.  R. HEAD, The English Rogue, pt. I., ch. v., p. 49 (1874). GRANNAM, Corn.

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  1706.  E. COLES, English Dictionary. GRANNAM, c. corn.

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  1737.  Bacchus and Venus. ‘The Strowling Mort.’ Grannam ever filled my sack.

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