clambake
Origin of clambake
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How to use clambake in a sentence
I remember I wanted very much to dress in white for the clambake, some weeks after that, but you wouldn't allow it.
Elsie at Home | Martha FinleyThere was to be a grand excursion and clambake at Setuckit Beach and all hands was going—four catboats full.
Cape Cod Stories | Joseph C. LincolnAt eleven o'clock we had the clambake with beer in the kitchen, and Mr. von Inwald came, after all.
Where There's A Will | Mary Roberts RinehartI'm going to dig clams and catch crabs, and we'll have a clambake on shore, Sue.
Bunny Brown and His Sister Sue at Christmas Tree Cove | Laura Lee HopeOne of these was an Indian clambake, neatly paved and piled with ashes and unopened clam shells.
British Dictionary definitions for clambake
/ (ˈklæmˌbeɪk) /
a picnic, often by the sea, at which clams, etc, are baked
an informal party
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