The word 'cones' is a correct and usable word in written English.
It is the plural form of the word 'cone', which can have multiple meanings and uses. One common use of the word 'cones' is to refer to a shape or object that is tapered and ends in a point, such as a traffic cone or an ice cream cone. Example: The children happily licked their ice cream cones on a hot summer day. Another use of 'cones' is in reference to the photoreceptor cells in the retina of the eye, which are responsible for sensing color and detail. Example: The doctor studied the patient's retinal scan and noticed a decrease in the number of cones, indicating a potential vision disorder. In both of these examples, the word 'cones' is used as a noun to refer to a specific object or part of the body.
The fireballs, which are made from a mix of things like coal, old jumpers and fir cones, all soaked in paraffin, are ignited just before midnight and the hair-singeing event lasts around 20 minutes.
I thought it would be just driving around cones in a yard.
A range of snacks were on offer throughout the proceedings – sweets, biscuits, and popcorn in paper cones.
The extra "e", he said, stood for "Excellence, England, Europe and Entente (Cordiale)" – which brought him irate letters pointing out that the nose cones were actually made in Scotland.
More mundane items are also available - including a couple of thousand parking cones, a pack of accreditation pass straps and some battered mops which had seen considerable action during the rain-drenched closing ceremony.
As the evening wore on, the crowd gathered in front of the Los Angeles police department headquarters became increasingly agitated, throwing rocks and traffic cones and rattling the metal fences manned by officers in riot gear.
He feels football helped him develop as an athlete, after spending countless afternoons dribbling balls round cones – using both legs – in his back garden.
Meanwhile outside the building on May Street traffic cones and crush barriers were hurled by the loyalists at police lines.
Ignore the Muzak and the permanent plastic cones advising "Caution Wet Floor".
After she invited members of the media to watch her bestow a pardon upon a soon-to-be-slaughtered turkey, the governor turned and talked to reporters right in front of a farmer wringing turkeys' necks in "killing cones".Mrs Palin shouldn't be too bothered.
Candescent's cones, made of molybdenum, are less than a millionth of a metre high and are placed about a millimetre away from the phosphors on the screen.Motorola, another company at the conference, is also interested in field-emission, but it has a more esoteric idea for creating the micro-guns.
