husking

/ˈhʌskɪŋ/
adjective
  1. Related to or used for removing husks.
    • The husking machine was loud but efficient.
    • They bought a new husking tool at the farm supply store.
    • The husking season lasts only a few weeks each year.
noun
  1. The act or process of removing the outer covering (husk) from corn or other crops.
    • The husking of the rice takes place before it is milled.
    • We spent the afternoon husking and then boiling the fresh ears.
    • Husking corn by hand is a traditional autumn activity at the fair.
  2. A social gathering where people remove husks from corn, often as a community event.
    • The town held a husking bee every October to prepare for winter.
    • At the husking, neighbors told stories while working together.
    • She met her husband at a husking party many years ago.
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