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shuck
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/ʃʌk/
US
/ʃʌk/
shuck off
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shuck
noun
shucks
pl
UK
/ʃʌk/
US
/ʃʌk/
enveloppe
Pour la couche externe d’une céréale, d’une noix ou de certains fruits de mer.
After harvesting the corn, we had to remove the shucks before cooking.
Après la récolte du maïs, nous avons dû enlever les enveloppes avant de cuisiner.
Additional translations
foutaise
Langue familière ; pour quelque chose de sans valeur ou insignifiant.
Synonyms
shell
pod
case
cover
husk
shuck
verb
shucked
Past Simple
shucked
Past Participle
shucking
Gerund
UK
/ʃʌk/
US
/ʃʌk/
décortiquer
Pour enlever la cosse ou la coque, notamment du maïs ou des fruits de mer.
He spent the afternoon shucking corn for the barbecue.
Il a passé l’après-midi à décortiquer du maïs pour le barbecue.
Additional translations
se débarrasser de
Sens figuré ; soutenu ou familier selon le contexte.
Synonyms
uncover
peel
discard
strip
remove
Definitions
shuck
noun
The outer covering or husk of a nut, corn, or shellfish.
After harvesting the corn, we had to remove the shucks before cooking.
Something worthless or insignificant.
He dismissed the criticism as mere shuck, not worth his time.
shuck
verb
To remove the outer covering or husk from something, especially corn or shellfish.
He spent the afternoon shucking corn for the barbecue.
To discard or get rid of something unnecessary or unwanted.
She decided to shuck her old habits and start fresh.
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