ice-cream cone
Used for the edible cone or cone-style serving option for ice cream, often contrasted with カップ.
I like to eat my ice cream in a cone.
A cone, not a cup, please.
speaker cone
Audio-equipment use: the cone-shaped diaphragm part of a speaker. Context usually makes this clear.
The cone of the old speaker is torn.
Used for road-safety or construction-site cones; カラーコーン and 三角コーン are more explicit terms.
Red traffic cones are lined up in front of the construction site.
They set up cones at the construction site to close the road.
After being used at high volume for so long, the speaker's cone tore.
トウモロコシ is the standard Japanese-origin term for corn as a plant or vegetable, while コーン is the English loanword commonly used on menus and for processed forms like canned or creamed corn.
コーン is the cone serving option for ice cream, while カップ is the cup option, and the two are commonly offered as a choice.
counter for small objects; counter for pieces · counter for military units · individual; one person · counter for years of age difference; counter for school years
popcorn
cornstarch; cornflour
sweet corn; sweetcorn
giant corn
corn tea
porikōn (popcorn-like snack)
traffic cone; safety cone
corn oil
corn snow
A katakana noun used for several cone-shaped objects or parts. No explicit language-of-origin or historical etymology information is specified.
corn soup
corn belt
cornmeal
dent corn; field corn
nose cone