Maize

What do we mean by maize?

A light yellow to moderate orange yellow. noun

A cereal plant, Zea Mays, of the grass family; the Indian corn. noun

The grain produced by the maize: Indian Corn. noun

A coal-tar color, the sodium salt of the disulphonic acid of azoxy-stilbene. It dyes silk and wool reddish-yellow in an acid bath. Also called sun-yellow. noun

A large species of American grass of the genus Zea (Zea Mays), widely cultivated as a forage and food plant; Indian corn, commonly called corn. Also, its seed, growing on cobs, and used as food for men and animals. noun

A South American bird of the genus Pseudoleistes, allied to the troupials. noun

A delicate pale yellow. noun

Corn; a type of grain of the species Zea mays. noun

A strong yellow color noun

Tall annual cereal grass bearing kernels on large ears: widely cultivated in America in many varieties; the principal cereal in Mexico and Central and South America since pre-Columbian times noun

Corn; a type of grain of the species Zea mays.

A type of corn grown by the native amercian indians. Urban Dictionary

Another name for corn. Urban Dictionary

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Maize means "Bread" in Latvian. Urban Dictionary

A type of weed; low quality hydroponic marijuana sold at slightly above schwag prices. Urban Dictionary

A type of weed; low quality hydroponic marijuana sold at slightly above schwag prices. Urban Dictionary

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Interjection; used to singnify a siginfigant accomplishment and/or a verbal reaction to celebration Urban Dictionary

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The term Midwesterners use to describe the sort of breakfast cereal made from corn. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to maize:
maize, mize, maze, baize, maine, maire, maile, maite, maise, maide, maiz, maike, taize, mazze.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word maize:
teosinte, cassava, sorghum, zea, manioc, chicha, groundnut, yams, millet, beans, potatoes, soya, kernels, sugarcane, mangoes, peanuts, waxy, lentils, peas, porridge, barley, sunflower, wheat, silos, squash, watermelon, legumes, cacao, corn, bananas, pulses, soybean, starch, cereals, mesoamerica, crops, mays, vegetables, potato, melon, oats, oranges, staple, tomato, onions, pineapple, crop, mango, mustard, flour, domesticated, pumpkin, cultivated, gram, malt, yam, sesame, cultivation, dough, fruits, cabbage, rice, onion, cane, pollen, chili, cereal, cocoa, tobacco, goats, citrus, fertilizer, poultry, rye, cotton, banana, grains, subsistence, tomatoes, livestock, meal, sweet, grown, employs, boiled, nuts, paddy, grapes, employment, grain, tonnes, yields, bean, genetically, vegetable, cattle, apples, ethanol, malawi, coffee.

Words that rhyme with maize:
raise, phrase, phase, praise, malaise, blaze, days, gaze, dais, blase, always, haze, mores, paraphrase, nowadays, faze, appraise, maze, graze, raze, daze, amaze, craze, glaze, sideways, res, chaise, ukase, ways, braise, baize, rays, sais, ablaze, braze, hayes, holidays, rase, mayonnaise, lase, essays, anyways, rephrase, dase, stays, fraise, swayze, lays, mays, polonaise, cliches, lyonnaise, prase, plays, protease, blaise, mase, leis, folkways, smaze, portrays, dog days, hays, aways, hase, pathways, bays, relays, paise, entrees, iras, airways, strays, crays, bayes, conveys, edgeways, pais, displays, delays, maes, blaize, leys, verb phrase, outlays, rnase, resumes, cayes, weighs, arrays, pays, x-rays, sundays, clays, gays, trays, baze, dismutase, drays, crase.

Adjectives that are often used to describe maize:
hybrid, yellow, little, white, green, more, much, local, indian, early, wild, young, waxy, american, transgenic, enough, boiled, roasted, tall, cultivated, tropical, flaked, dry, shelled, ripe, normal, parched, sweet, pounded, golden, modern, grown, red, surplus, fermented, international, fresh, native, raw, resistant, continuous, prehistoric, archaeological, sterile, mexican, sufficient, primitive, flint, cooked, earliest, domesticated, south, diseased, commercial, less, bad, african, tolerant, irrigated, intercropped, mature, unripe, inbred, mixed, blue, mouldy, wheat, ripened, cheap, unfertilized, charred, yielding, variegated, sacred.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective maize:
flour, starch, meal, oil, fields, god, beer, virus, bread, yield, agriculture, silage, cobs, pollen, grain, stalks, growing, seed, cob, model, cultivation, wheat, production, research, corn, cakes, porridge, soybean, straw, breeding, culture, mother, yields, mosaic, leaves, planting, goddess, ears, eaters, smut, fodder, tissue, potato, cake, beans, ear, stover, growers, peyote, feed, gluten, prices, field, bran, germ, cassava, response, rust, milk, cowpea, colour, diet, bundle, elements, improvement, leaf, grains, preparation, evolution, farming, horticulture, plant, clan, endosperm, dough, gruel, fetish, seeds, squash, plants, harvest, land, milling, protein, square, borer, yellow, crops, proteins, thief, root, husks, forage, harvesting, germplasm, prods, stripe, introgression.

Consonant match to maize:
mize, ms, maze, mas, mose, mays, mase, mers, mez, maas, maes, maus, mease, moos, moise, mies, moes, merz, mows, mees, maz, mayes, meis, muise, mayse, moyes, maahs.

Words that sound like maize:
maze, mase, maize, mays, maise, mayes, maes, maiz, mayse, mas, mace, ms, mise, mose, maz, moos, moes, miz, mez, mize, mies, mows, mees, moise, moz, moyes, ms., mais, maus, muzz, maws, maas, meas, mizz, mezz, mese, miis, mease, muise, moues, meze, meis, moze, mezze, mse, maos, mahs, muis, -mas, mooz, mehs, neighs, nase, nays, naze, naes, neys, mate, may, mass, amaze, mayor, mayo, maids, males, mae, mails, mayer, mains, maisie, manes, maybes, masse, maisy, mayors, maye, maser, mades, mathe, maims, mause, mait, maor, mayers, maier, maite, maio, maines, mainz, mayte, mames, mayr, maves, maass, maynes, mayos, mauss, maese, mayeux, -mate.