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clamming
This term functions as both a gerund and a verb, describing a specific type of foraging. When used as a noun, it refers to the broader economic activity or the hobby of harvesting clams, often associated with coastal communities and seasonal labor.
As a verb, it describes the physical process of digging or searching through tidal flats. Because it is a specialized activity, it is rarely used outside of maritime, culinary, or regional coastal contexts.
Meanings
Examples
We spent the entire morning clamming on the coast of Maine.
I wonder if the tide is low enough for clamming today.
Commercial clamming provides a steady income for many local families.
Commercial clamming provides a steady income for many local families.
The old man spent his retirement clamming in the quiet bay.
I love clamming because it is so peaceful and meditative.
Fresh clams from clamming are the secret to a great chowder.
You need a specific permit for clamming in this protected area.