Although considered a delicacy in parts of Great Britain and Europe, it has not yet been adopted as an article of diet in this country, the clam and quahaug taking its place.
She has her own melancholy charm of barrenness and desolation quite as truly as she has her characteristic dainties of quahaug pie and fried-quahaug cakes.
When you went uptown after that quahaug rake I explored this craft of yours some.
He had forgotten his quahaug rake, and the lapse of memory entailed a trip to the blacksmith's.
Mrs. Swain had a poetic turn, and she thought Quahaug an awkward-sounding name, and made considerable talk to that effect round the village.
I guess you and Miss Prudence are the only single or widder women in Quahaug that ain't settin' their caps for Mr. Homer,' he said.
Wal, at last and finally, sure enough we sighted Quahaug P'int.
The quahaug has a wide range; it is found in all depths of water, from high tide line to sixty feet, and in various kinds of mud and sand bottom.
Town sentiment is in a chaotic state over the oyster and quahaug deadlock, and much friction naturally exists between the opposing factions, the quahaugers and oystermen.
And to ship a quahaug around the world is not likely to do the creature a great deal of good.
One thing you may be sure of, Jim; I shall be a quahaug no more.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "quahaug" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
