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cornstalk

A person born in New South Wales; historically also a native-born Australian in related uses.

In a sentence

In this historical or contextual use, “cornstalk” means a person born in New South Wales; historically also a native-born Australian in related uses.

Where it came from

Cornstalk is a documented historical Australian regional/native-born label with strong colonial evidence.

Initial era
1800–1899
Where used
New South Wales; regional distribution varies

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