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The word "ear" in some old language meant "a head of maize". So that's probably why it's called an ear of corn, it doesn't have any connection with the body part. It would be pretty cool though if our ears looked like husks of...
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I would have to say "ough". There are tons of words that use that sequence of letters. Such as: through, dough, cough, rough, enough, bought and many more. I don't quite understand why you would care to know that though.
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I'm pretty sure that some Italian guy saw the similarity between some Greek Island of Rhodes. Then some Dutch dude came and was like... hey it's soil looks red, so he named it Roodt Eylandt, so it just kind of mixed together until it was officially...
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Nope there are no other words that are in English and end with "gry"... better luck next time you Haamid. Another lame question again from you.
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