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husking

[ huhs-king ]

noun

  1. Also called shucking. the act of removing husks, especially those of corn.


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Origin of husking1

An Americanism dating back to 1685–95; husk + -ing 1
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The husking trays were containers with a large oval base and low walls, made of coarse clay.

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One of those offerings: coconut husking, or removing the hard outer layer around the shell, a necessary step to get to the meat and liquid inside.

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Yes, there’s a staginess to it all: the quintet sitting around on the floor husking vegetables, dismantling a chicken, dining.

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I tried husking corn and blistered my slow clumsy hands while experienced field hands sped through the work effortlessly, enjoying themselves.

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“I just feel it in my bones,” she confided, “that something wonderful is going to happen tonight at the corn husking.”

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