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Sheller   /ʃˈɛlər/   Listen
Sheller

noun
1.
A worker who removes shells (as of peas or oysters).






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"Sheller" Quotes from Famous Books



... later, Hendrik Prins, the farm manager in the employ of Mr. V., was due at the native settlement to see the steam sheller at work and also to receive the landowner's share of the produce. Instead of Prins, Mr. V. attended in person. Each Native regarded this unusual occurrence as the signal for their impending eviction ...
— Native Life in South Africa, Before and Since • Solomon Tshekisho Plaatje

... pays for any purchases. Tractors are seen at work here and there, and agricultural machinery is under the sheds. Many houses have private water systems and a few farmers have harnessed the brooks for electric lights. The gas engine which pumps the water runs the corn sheller or the wood saw. The rural telephone spreads like a web over the countryside. Into these houses the carrier brings the daily or semi-weekly paper from the neighboring town, agricultural journals, and some magazines of national circulation; a piano stands ...
— The New South - A Chronicle Of Social And Industrial Evolution • Holland Thompson



Words linked to "Sheller" :   worker, shell



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