noun
- a person who removes shells from oysters, clams, or other shellfish
- a tool used for opening oysters or clams
Examples
- The experienced shucker could open dozens of oysters in just a few minutes.
- She worked as a shucker at the seafood restaurant during summer break.
- He used a sharp shucker to pry open the stubborn clam shells.
- The shucker’s blade slipped and cut his thumb while opening oysters.
- Professional shuckers compete in contests to see who can open shellfish fastest.
- Make sure your shucker is clean before handling the oysters.