Examples of 'shucking' in a sentence
Meaning of "shucking"
Shuck is a verb that can mean to remove or discard something such as clothing or protective covering in a quick or rough manner
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- present participle of shuck
- An event at which something is shucked.
How to use "shucking" in a sentence
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I do not keep track of all the shucking.
Fells good shucking oysters again.
Get on out there and get to shucking.
Stop all the shucking and jiving up there.
I sentenced myself to hard labor shucking oysters.
Shucking the dedicated lanes if they do not function.
He won me fair and square in a corn shucking.
Let us cut the shucking and the jiving.
Pull it towards you like you are shucking corn.
Not by shucking and jiving all over the field.
You still got your shucking skills.
Shucking your hairless clam.
Which makes it perfect for shucking clams.
The shucking of the oyster.
I will not miss my shucking time.
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His focus is on shucking the corn and he does it very well.
This is actually an oyster shucking knife.
Oyster shucking gloves.
It will be kind of like shucking peas.
Shucking and jiving.
You gotta just try shucking the corn.
Shucking my oyster.
There is more to me than shucking oysters.
Now shucking corn.
There is more in me than shucking oysters.
You would rather be shucking and jiving in front the apple barrel.
And you all ai not nothing but a bunch of shucking and jiving.
I saw him shucking oysters.
I especially love the memory of me and my grandma shucking peas together.
What a shucking fame.
Shucking my peas.
I did not know he was shucking around.
Tips for shucking and eating an oyster Opening an oyster requires some practice.
And we did not even own a shucking knife at the time.
O Shucking and packing fresh shellfish.
Let us get shucking.
I do my shucking and my jiving for free ♪.
O a prohibition on shucking at sea.
Looks like I have been shucked and jived into doing some shucking.
Oyster shucking class.
Another problem that the present invention addresses is mechanical shucking of oysters.
She was too busy shucking and jiving with her friends.
He had a money clip and I saw him shucking oysters.
Instead of shucking off earlier generations, it wallows in its own vileness.
O a prohibition of shucking at sea.
Shelling or shucking must be carried out hygienically, avoiding contamination of the product.
Works in the Hamptons now shucking oysters.
Shucking oysters can be tricky, but no one expects to get sick from doing it.
We break in The shucking of the oyster.
After last season, he swore off shucking.
