What is another word for quahog?

Pronunciation: [kwˈahɒɡ] (IPA)

A quahog is a type of clam found in coastal waters of North America. It is also known as the hard-shelled clam or cherry stone clam. Other synonyms for quahog include chowder clam, littleneck clam, and topneck clam. These names refer to variations in size and shape of the quahog, with the littleneck and topneck being smaller and rounder than the chowder clam. Other regional names for this type of clam include poquauhock, cuk-a-nock, and weeyawuk. Quahogs are commonly used in clam chowder and other seafood dishes, and are an important source of food and income for coastal communities.

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Usage examples for Quahog

The trim brown paths were swept clean of every leaf or fallen petal, each of the little square beds had its border of big white quahog clamshells, and not even a sweet-pea vine would have dared to straggle from its appointed course under Miss Hannah's eye.
"Lucy Maud Montgomery Short Stories, 1905 to 1906"
Lucy Maud Montgomery
The front door walk is bordered with quahog clam-shells-'cow-hawks,' Janet calls them; there is Virginia Creeper over the porch and moss on the roof.
"Anne Of The Island"
Lucy Maud Montgomery

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