homegrown
[hohm-grohn]
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Origin of homegrown
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Examples from the Web for homegrown
Contemporary Examples
And the valley hosts a hodgepodge of homegrown Syrian-American groups—some with close ties to the government in Damascus.
According to Homegrown Video owner Farrell Timlake, women are now submitting their own videos almost as much as men.
Christian Right-Wingers Love Porn: New Studies Suggest the Bible Belt Has A Kinky SideAurora Snow
October 11, 2014
While not exactly the Ugly American, Sinatra provided plenty of his own homegrown ballast.
The men finally have a homegrown support base that can go horn-to-horn with any country.
They will take with them, if they can, some of their homegrown preserves.
Historical Examples
The days were days of wonder for the homegrown young Quaker engineer.
Herbert HooverVernon Kellogg
There was in them an element of life, they were capable of improvement, and they were homegrown.
An Old English HomeS. Baring-Gould
The Council of India put on countervailing duties to protect their homegrown cane from the bounty-fed beet.
Creative ChemistryEdwin E. Slosson
The homegrown beets give us only a fifth and the cane of Louisiana and Texas only a fifteenth of the sugar we need.
Creative ChemistryEdwin E. Slosson