clambake Definition
☆ clam·bake (klam′bāk′)
noun
- a feast or picnic, originally at the seashore, at which clams are steamed or baked with lobster, chicken, corn, etc., originally on heated stones under a covering of seaweed
- the food so prepared
- Informal any large, noisy social gathering
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