Definition of "homony" []

• An obsolete form of hominy. (noun)

The Century Dictionary (Public Domain)

• "This consisted of venison stewed in bear's oil, of fresh corn-cakes, milk, and a dish called homony; and the drink was honey and water, very cool and agreeable."
• "It was pressingly necessary to provide a residence for the President, or presiding Professor, and also a Steward's Hall, wherein the hungry students of the period might turn hog and homony, beef and potatoes and the juicy "collards" into muscle and bones and brains and nerves."
• "I had worked as hard as I could, and beat the homony as I thought sufficiently."