Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

quahog

Noun
ˈkwäˌhäg
Definition
A quahog is a hard-shelled clam that is native to the eastern coast of North America.
Examples
  • The restaurant serves a delicious chowder made from fresh quahogs.
  • During summer, we love going to the beach to dig for quahogs.
  • Quahogs can be used in various recipes, from soups to grilled dishes.
Meaning
Quahogs are large clams that are often found in salty or brackish waters and are commonly harvested for food.
Synonyms
  • clams
  • whelks
  • marine bivalves