verb খোসা ছাড়ান;
shucking definition
Removing the outer husk or covering of an object, especially corn or oysters.
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shucking Example in a sentence
The farmers spent hours shucking corn, removing the tough outer husks to reveal the sweet kernels.
The boy’s eyes widened as he watched the fisherman effortlessly shucking oysters, revealing their glistening insides.
With nimble fingers, she expertly shucked the beans, separating the plump seeds from their fibrous pods.
The sound of shucking clams filled the air, a rhythmic symphony of nature’s harvest.
The shucking of almonds involved removing their hard shells to expose their nutritious kernels.
The bartender skillfully shucked the oysters, presenting them on a bed of ice with a squeeze of lemon.
In the vast cornfields, migrant workers toiled tirelessly, shucking countless ears to prepare for the harvest.
The shucking of walnuts required precision to avoid crushing the delicate nutmeat within.
The children giggled as they shucked peas, popping the sweet seeds into their mouths.
The rustic aroma of shucked potatoes wafted through the kitchen, promising a hearty meal.