That is nothing like me or what I would say. Although it may be more common that a descriptive word precedes the word it is describing in a word pair, it cannot be the case for all word pairs. There must be exceptions. It is not a chop that tastes like pork. I don't know what a chop is, but it must be something.
Pork chops are different than pork tenderloin.
But they are both pork. Pork is the essence of what a pork chop is or what a pork tenderloin is, just as corn is the essence of what a corn muffin is. I simply got carried away with my ant hill analogy. I still believe that a corn muffin is, at its foundation, corn and not a muffin. I simply got carried away with my dinner.