The big stiffGlidden, he called himselfmust be some shucks in thet I.W.W. He looked an' talked oily at firstvery persuadin'; but when I says I wasn't goin' to join no union he got sassy an' bossy.

When they had corn shuckings one Negro would sit on the fence and lead the singing, the others shuck on each side.

As my family lived in the neighborhood where the President had been reared, my little girl made him a satchel of corn shucks from the field where he had hoed corn barefooted in the briars, thinking he might appreciate a souvenir from his old home.

" "No shucks about it.

Put shucks around the spindle to slip it off easy.

Sudden puffs of wind rustled the leaves of the maupei and fled hurriedly, and from somewhere in the coral rocks one of those red-striped lizards that are sometimes found in the rocky parts of the Carolines sent his unearthly shik-shuck into the stillness, where one fancied it a little projectile of sound crushed in its efforts to pierce the tremendous silence of the night.

And though my heart shuck like a ager, I laid down on that table same as a soldier.

The inner shuck of Indian corn was made into hats.

Thanks, but I reckon I'll light a shuck for Jason.