unhusking

/ʌnˈhʌskɪŋ/
noun
  1. The act or process of removing the husk from grain, seeds, or nuts.
    • They held an unhusking party to prepare the nuts for winter.
    • The machine sped up the unhusking of the rice harvest.
    • Unhusking the corn by hand is a slow, tedious job.
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adjective
  1. Used for or relating to the removal of husks.
    • The unhusking blade needs to be sharp to work well.
    • The unhusking process creates a lot of waste material.
    • They bought an unhusking tool at the farm supply store.
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