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Shuck meaning
The shell or husk, especially of grains (e.g. corn/maize) or nuts (e.g. walnuts). | A fraud; a scam. | A phony.
Example sentences (12)
Pull up to the bar at Sea Rocket Oyster House, where you can watch the staff expertly shuck while you sip a martini or house a smashburger.
Step-by-step photos demonstrate how to fillet and skin fish, how to shuck oysters and clams, clean shrimp and split lobster.
The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It wasn't a werewolf movie, and it was absent of creatures such as the Black Shuck.
This year, the team has launched the ‘Shuck Truck’ which caters to private events and festivals with a selection of fresh oysters, lobster and seasonal grilled fish.
Andrews learned to shuck scallops there, and played “king of the hill” on the mound of discarded shells outside.
The Shuck it, Let's Party will be held by Pearlz Little Oyster Bar as their last roast until fall 2020.
J. B. Shuck will take Chisenhall’s spot on the active roster to start the season.
The real problem is that you could shuck oysters on her clavicles.
CHARITY SHUCK-A-THON: There are a whopping 6000 oysters waiting to be shucked at London Seafood Festival.
Reyes Moronta struck out JB Shuck for his first career save.
Services for Eleanor L. Stevenson will begin at 10 a.m. Monday at Clark Shields Funeral Home in Forest with Pastor Kathleen Shuck.
One account: The Chesapeake oyster – sometimes called Chesapeake white gold – has a flavor and texture that begs connoisseurs to come back and shuck just a few more.