shuck

He would get home, shuck the car, and go outside.

Of course, they were dead if he shucked his weapons, too.

Certainly, I was in the right place to shuck off civilization.

I have only one thing to say to them: I've already shucked the corn.

Or, will he shuck the party entirely and run as an independent?

But to shuck the suit might be far more dangerous.

Hence the need for more hands, young or old, to shuck.

I went into the bedroom and shucked out of my clothes.

His own uniform was soon in their way, and she helped him shuck it off.

All he wanted was to get home and shuck his wet coat.

These are shucked on order at this restaurant known for many years as Jason's.

She laid the little girl on the floor and began to shuck her own burden.

Will shucked off his coat and handed it to the man.

He shucked his coat and tossed it on the bed.

She could shuck off my control if she wanted to.

She shucked off the rope as though it had not existed.

"Just a little nutty for shucking it all and moving down here."

Then, without so much as turning a hair, she shucked off the sweatshirt.

She went into the house and found her mother in the kitchen, sitting at the table, shucking peas.

"Yes mother," Philip said as he shucked down his pants and left them on the ground.

I set a record shucking my clothes and wading in.

The others, still inside, were shucked from the hatch by the rope they held.

We're making all the men shuck off their clothes before we put them below decks.

Will Henry was again shuck by the youth and vulnerability of the boy.

He walked down the hall, shucking his jacket, and into the bedroom.