What is another word for corn husk?
Pronunciation: [kˈɔːn hˈʌsk] (IPA) 
Corn husk can be referred to as the outer cover, sheath, or wrapping of a corn cob. It is also known as corn shuck, maize hull, or corn leaves. In some regions, it is called corn silk, although this term usually refers to the fine strands attached to the kernels inside the husk. The word "husk" is often used interchangeably with "chaff" or "straw" to describe the dry, inedible parts of plants that are removed after harvesting. However, each of these terms may have specific meanings depending on the context, crop, and geographical location. Nonetheless, corn husk remains a versatile material with various uses in crafts, cuisine, and culture.
