Sentence examples for a quahog from inspiring English sources

"And if you're down at the beach and dig with your toes, you'll hit a quahog".

The Connecticut clam -- Mercenaria mercenaria -- is known as a quahog throughout New England, but a hard clam farther south.

The naturalist dug in to his elbow to grab a quahog.

In T. spiralis we also find a quahog gene, and – based on the phylogenetic analyses – some of the Xiphinema genes could also be quahog genes.

In addition, T. spiralis also has a quahog gene like C. elegans, and there are several additional hh-related genes, some of which have secreted N-terminal domains of only 15 to 25 residues.

We have previously described a quahog gene, qua-1, in B. malayi [ 19], and obtained partial sequences from ESTs for two wrt, one grd and two grl genes [ 17].

Chasing Bertram – Stewie's evil half-brother-from-a-parallel-universe – through a 3D-rendered Quahog makes for a jarring juxtaposition.

The first thing to know about shucking a live quahog is that it would prefer not to be shucked.

When opening a larger "Quahog" clam, start with the tip of the knife pressed and wiggled into the concave depression next to the hinge point, then work the knife to the middle.

The Arctica Islandica, an ocean quahog, can live 400 years.

Most prominent on this rugged beach, where a fly fisherman cast his rhythmic line and a woman hunted quahog shells, is what appears to be a massive stone chimney, possibly the stalwart remains of an abandoned castle claimed by the sea.