See Also: Torres Bodet, Jaime(encyclopedia)
HM Jaime III(tourism)
Torres (as used in expressions)(encyclopedia)
Torres Strait(encyclopedia)
Hosteria Las Torres(tourism)
TORRES DE MANANTIALES(tourism)
Ribas-Torres disease(medicine)
Inv. Torres de Cuart, SICAV, S.A.(finance)
Torres Strait Islands(encyclopedia)

off-corn (iou) and Torres Bodet, Jaime (sh)


off-corn (iou)



off-corn noun. Now dial. ME.
[from OFF- + CORN noun1.]
Corn thrown out or separated in winnowing, either as being light, or not separated from the chaff.

Torres Bodet, Jaime (sh)




born April 17, 1902, Mexico City, Mex.
died May 13, 1974, Mexico City

Mexican poet, novelist, educator, and statesman.

He held various diplomatic and government posts, including minister of public Education (1943-46) and foreign minister (1946-48). His verse, which early on revealed the influence of Modernismo, often returned to the themes of loneliness, a search for identity, and a longing for death. Cripta (1937) is considered to include his most important poems. His poetry was collected in Obra poetica (1967). Of six novels published between 1927 and 1937, Sombras (1937) is considered his best. Afflicted by cancer, he took his own life.