Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun Oyster-culture.
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Examples
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Earlier this summer, Linda McMahon laced up a pair of white sneakers and boarded an oyster-farming boat to learn about the shellfish business.
This Time, a Softer Approach Shelly Banjo 2011
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Over the next five years he was involved in 18 openings around the country, throwing a lot of business toward his oyster-farming friends along the way.
Chicago Reader 2010
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Over the next five years he was involved in 18 openings around the country, throwing a lot of business toward his oyster-farming friends along the way.
Chicago Reader 2010
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What makes the trend particularly unpleasant for the farmers in the Bay of Arcachon, France's leading oyster-farming area on the southwestern Atlantic coast, is that they do not believe that outsiders are responsible for the rustling.
Taipei Times 2009
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"Maybe we don't need to do this, but we want to," explained her father, Kenyu Minato, 46, whose oyster-farming business was wiped out March 11 by the earthquake-triggered waves."
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"Maybe we don't need to do this, but we want to," explained her father, Kenyu Minato, 46, whose oyster-farming business was wiped out March 11 by the earthquake-triggered waves."
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