clambake

By the time Clambake rolled around, the group seemed out of control.

He laughed like a man who's just heard a good joke at a clambake.

To serve more than 12, I think you'll need two pots; or start thinking about a real clambake.

"Hang up now so I can call my brother and tell him you want to go to his little clambake tomorrow."

You can have a clambake along with the grilled food."

A complete clambake for $15.95 is also available at those hours.

They had hoped I would come to my senses and join them at the clambake.

Each summer she makes 10 or so angel cakes for her family's annual clambake.

He's throwing a big family clambake at his Nantucket house.

The mussels, which take the least time, go into the pot five minutes before the clambake is ready.

Sometimes the ball team would have to put on a strawberry supper or a clambake to keep going.

The spelling "clambake" is usually preferred in this part of the country.

At the clambake, after about half an hour of shaking hands, people began to cry for him to take the microphone.

He meant the clambake on a beach under a starry sky.

They organized a clambake, raised several thousand dollars and paid off the bills.

The clambake went on as scheduled, and there were a whole lot of people there.

Third, the Republicans, never really invited to the clambake, threw sand everywhere.

The clambake is ready when the potatoes on top are tender but not mushy.

We all feel as though we'd been on a Delgonian clambake.

The cast party afterward was a clambake on the beach at Xanadu.

"I've never been to a clambake or a hayride," Barbara said.

For a party of 4 to 8, even 12, however, there is a minimalist solution: the clambake in a pot.

It will never quite be that again, but at least some of the charm of the clambake remains.

Mr. Goldsmith now would simply keep an eye on the clambake, which was expected to take about 50 minutes.

Trout said at the clambake in 2001 that life was undeniably preposterous.