The plural form of coontie, referring to multiple coontie plants or multiple instances of coontie starch or flour.
Plural of coontie formed by adding the standard English -s ending (or -ies after the y).
Coontie production was labor-intensive—settlers had to dig up the plants, grate the roots, and process them into starch—so 'coonties' in commercial quantities represented significant agricultural processing.
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