shucked
Meaning
of Shuck
Source: Webster's dictionarySynonyms
Examples
And she says she only shucked her first oyster a week ago.
Packaged crabmeat often doesn’t cost much less than freshly shucked meat, and even the cheapest brands are shockingly expensive compared with other processed seafood like tuna or salmon—anywhere from $0.90 to almost $2.00 per ounce.
High-roller ticket holders got to drink Mumm’s champagne for free and sample fresh shucked oysters while sitting along the waterfront.
It was back to the cutting board for me so, I shucked three more ears and revised my plan.