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UK
/klˈæmbeɪk/
]
NOUN
- a cookout at the seashore where clams and fish and other foods are cooked--usually on heated stones covered with seaweed
How To Use clambake In A Sentence
- Although clambakes are traditional in the north-east of the US, barbecues and picnics are popular elsewhere.
- She is also a regular at the post-caucus Wednesday night clambake.
- In place of any old lobster clambake, consider having a super deluxe lobster clambake, which is sure to please a variety of tastes. Undefined
- Great company at a clambake, a smart fan at a Super Bowl party. AFTER ALL THESE YEARS
- Instead of just any old lobster clambake, consider having a super deluxe lobster clambake, which is sure to please a variety of tastes. Tips and Answers
- This clambake was a pleasant ‘just in time for the weekend’ surprise. EGC Clambake For August 2, 2006
- There is a scene in the movie where Elvis is out on the beach singing ‘We're gonna have a clambake.’
- Just like the all the land we proudly call America, settlers stole the whole clambake idea from Native Americans, specifically the Wampanoag people of southeastern Massachusetts. Operation Clambake « PubliCola
- Here, you can savor an authentic New England-style clambake.
- Every summer, they invite all their subscribers to a clambake on Lynn Beach.
