Noun:

विविध द्विध्रुवीय जलीय कवच,

clammed's Usage Examples:

These people generally lived in smaller encampments as they fished and clammed.

The first people in the region were the Leni-Lenape, who fished, clammed, and bathed in the summer months.

However, when they brought up the name Maryanne Caruthers, again the men clammed up and told the girls never to mention that name again.

Everyone there hunted and fished and clammed and got crabs out of the bay.

They also fished and clammed in the surrounding marshlands and waters.

settlement, the area was inhabited by Native Americans, who fished and clammed on Henderson Bay.

He has clammed that he had a bad feeling and deep down inside he knew it was a trap and.

does this because people tend to trust jongleurs, whereas people often clammed up around Rangers, due to the mystery surrounding their position.

During low tide, these fully exposed areas can be walked on and are often clammed by the locals, some of whom have made a living for decades harvesting steamers.

They became friends, and clammed together.

recalled that at first she tried to deny it and failing that "I then just clammed up and took my sorority pin off and put it on the table and left.

At night, strange things begin to happen when a clammed artifact begins to resonate, by fault of Vulcanus.

in the investigation, he said, as few new clues came in and witnesses clammed up.

Synonyms:

giant clam, teredinid, bivalve, jackknife clam, Mya arenaria, hard clam, geoduck, Venus mercenaria, hard-shell clam, long-neck clam, steamer, round clam, shipworm, Mercenaria mercenaria, steamer clam, knife-handle, pelecypod, lamellibranch, soft-shell clam, razor clam, quahog, quahaug, Tridacna gigas,

Antonyms:

ignore, stand still, linger, stay in place, univalve,