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Definition of Quahaugs
1. quahaug [n] - See also: quahaug
Lexicographical Neighbors of Quahaugs
Literary usage of Quahaugs
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Acts and Resolves Passed by the General Court by Massachusetts (1916)
"... which accept the provisions of the act, to grant exclusive licenses to cultivate
and dig clams and quahaugs, 1916, 35. SECT. 3 amended, 1905, 407. ..."
2. The Province of New Brunswick, Canada: Its Natural Resources, Developed and by Natural Resources Intelligence Branch, Canada (1921)
"CLAMS, quahaugs AND SCALLOPS These shellfish constitute a valuable asset to New
Brunswick. Clams are dug out of the sand and mud flats which are laid bare ..."
3. Annual Report by Rhode Island, Commissioners of Shell Fisheries (1919)
"quahaugs Again we call your attention to the fact that we believe that quahaugs
may be as profitably cultivated as oysters, in fact, quahaug cultivation has ..."
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