Do you shuck corn or husk it?
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Generally we only use the term shuck if the food has a husk or pod surrounding it (i.e. we wouldn't say we shucked an orange because we removed the rind, as this is neither a husk nor a pod). ... Husking would just be removing the husks, but then you still need to clean off the fibers stuck between kernels..
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noun. Also called shucking. the act of removing husks, especially those of corn. husking bee..
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