scallopers Antonyms
Meaning of scallopers
scallopers
a person who dredges for or gathers scallops, a boat equipped and used to dredge for scallops
scallopers Sentence Examples
- The seasoned scallopers skillfully extracted the succulent meat from the shells.
- The boat rocked gently as the scallopers cast their nets into the shimmering waters.
- The annual scallop festival celebrated the hard work of the local scallopers.
- The abundance of scallops attracted flocks of hungry seabirds that followed the scallopers' boats.
- The scallopers' weathered faces bore witness to years of toiling in the unforgiving ocean.
- The aroma of freshly cooked scallops wafted through the air as the scallopers shared their bounty.
- The scallops gathered by the scallopers were a delicacy prized by gourmands worldwide.
- The scallopers had a deep understanding of the ocean currents and tides that guided their quest.
- The scallopers' hands were nimble and swift, seamlessly removing the scallops from their shells.
- The scallopers' livelihoods depended on the sustainable preservation of the precious scallop beds.
FAQs About the word scallopers
a person who dredges for or gathers scallops, a boat equipped and used to dredge for scallops
bankers, trawlers, ferries, shrimpers, workboats, whalers, whaleboats, seiners, ferryboats, luggers
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The seasoned scallopers skillfully extracted the succulent meat from the shells.
The boat rocked gently as the scallopers cast their nets into the shimmering waters.
The annual scallop festival celebrated the hard work of the local scallopers.
The abundance of scallops attracted flocks of hungry seabirds that followed the scallopers' boats.
