Cornfield

[Sarah]

A field where corn is or has been growing; -- in England, afield of wheat, rye, barley, or oats; in America, a field of Indiancorn.

[Sarah]

Cornfield..A ficticious place where you wish people that you dont like or care for to go to.

[Sarah]

A place surrounded by unwanted ears. When you are on the phone with someone and you can't say something because there are too many people around to hear it (with their ears).

[Sarah]

Fictitious place to send someone who is or says something stupid, yet comical.

[Sarah]

someone that is so corny, they might as well be an entire cornfield.

[Sarah]

noun: The area between a blond boy's legs. Often accompanied by a windmill, and a barn with two cows.

[Sarah]

(verb)
It's an act of retaliation.. the target person is snatched off of the street, tossed into the trunk of a car, driven around on bumpy dirt roads for a minimum of 2 hours, then released into a cornfield, and left to find their way home.
That's what it is to cornfield somebody.

[Luis Fok]

A reference to the Twilight Zone episode, [Its a Good Life], in which a mutant with godlike mental powers, in the guise of a monstrous 6-year-old boy, sends with a wish anyone and anything that displeases him to a limbo-like void known as The Cornfield. This term is frequently used on [Metafilter] to describe the [banishment], temporary or permanent, of members who disregard the sensibilities of The Community.

[Renato]

My [home]
Our home
We all [live in] cornfields

[Raeanne Dimick]

Place where small-hats can throw [nickels] to make sodomites dance for their entertainment. Some of these cornfields may also allow the patrons to [dumpster pump] the [dancers] while they pick up the nickels.