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oyster

[oi-ster] / ˈɔɪ stər /






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In the hotel bar dangle a half-dozen “oysters”: jumbo mollusk-shaped lampshades that are pearly within, the better to softly reflect their light.

From New York Times

An oyster farmer who has taken the government to court over the discharge of sewage by water firms said he hoped to gain some concessions to the rules.

From BBC

I get the fish and chips, and if they have oysters, I’ll get raw and fried oysters.

From Los Angeles Times

Our food writers are here to help with a half-dozen places that they actually wish were located right here in Seattle, from an Olympia oyster bar to a Bellingham bakery and beyond.

From Seattle Times

Reiter hasn't yet said whether he thinks the octopuses are reflexively shifting skin patterns or if they're dreaming, chasing oysters in their sleep like dogs chase rabbits.

From Salon