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Definitions

Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia

  1. n. The act or industry of taking scallops.

Wiktionary

  1. v. present participle of scallop.

GNU Webster's 1913

  1. n. Fishing for scallops.

Examples

  • “Hubner also researches conventional wing shapes and the use of scalloping, which is the process of cutting away material along the trailing edge of the wing.”

    The University of Alabama

  • “Also, the scalloping is a little deeper and bigger frets.”

    Modern Guitars Magazine

  • “The scooped-out 'scalloping' on the top of the chassis - aimed at improving airflow - is more pronounced; there is an intricately detailed front wing; and a shark-fin engine cover similar to those appearing on a number of other cars.”

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  • “Here you can stay at a luxury lodge, hike the Queen Charlotte track, kayak, fish, go scalloping, see all sorts of wildlife, including dolphins, penguins, rays and more.”

    The Huffington Post: Meg Hemphill: A Tour of New Zealand Wine Country

  • “Picking out a lovely black shift with scalloping around the neckline, she said: "I love this dress, I could wear this one with flats during the day and heels at night.”

    The Guardian: Victoria Beckham woos New York with secondary line

  • “The campuses are physically lovely — quiet havens of ornate stonework and columns, Gothic Revival archways, sweeping quads, and tidy Victorian scalloping.”

    In the Basement of the Ivory Tower

  • “In order to get rid of this curiosity which agitated her a little beyond her wont, she took refuge in her talents, and set about scalloping, with one layer of cotton after another, one of those embroideries of the”

    Les Miserables

  • “Even though I would love nothing more than the abolishment of CCCs, if anything can cut down on the crappy scalloping it is a step in the right direction.”

    The Beginning of the End?

  • “One of our favorites was 'scalloped' rutabagas, similiar to scalloping potatoes only, par-boiling the roots first as they take much longer to bake than potatoes.”

    Growing winter vegetables

  • “I think the scalloping comes from the batter puffing up unevenly around the edges, yes?”

    lighter-than-air chocolate cake | smitten kitchen

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