shellfish

Converse of object

• gather: The Act also applies to people using others to gather shellfish.
• harvest: All commercially harvested shellfish are subject to strict hygiene regulations.
• eat: For example, someone living near a nuclear site who eats local shellfish may be part of a critical group.
• cook: We have a wide range of fresh local shellfish simply cooked to eat in or for sale to take home.
• collect: People fished from reed rafts using lines and nets and collected shellfish.
• catch: They still have small boats that catch shellfish like lobster and crabs.

Preposition: for

• consumption: It is not intended, by itself, to protect the quality of shellfish for consumption.

Adjective modifier

• raw: You might also want to avoid giving raw shellfish to your toddler to reduce their risk of getting food poisoning.
• fresh: We have a wide range of fresh local shellfish simply cooked to eat in or for sale to take home.
• live: They arrive empty from the continent and book into various fishing ports to load live shellfish.
• small: It keeps to the bottom - grubbing for insect larvae - worms and small shellfish.
• local: We have a wide range of fresh local shellfish simply cooked to eat in or for sale to take home.
• other: There are many other edible shellfish, a number of which it would be possible to cultivate.

Modifies a noun

• poisoning: On May 30 more than 80 people were affected with paralytic shellfish poisoning.
• harvesting: More Shellfish harvesting classification Thursday 20 April 2006 Classification of shellfish harvesting areas in Scottish waters.
• toxin: North Isles scallop fishing ban The first outbreak of algal bloom in Orkney this year to produce shellfish toxins was reported at the weekend.
• fishery: The shellfish fisheries sector itself was expected to take the initiative in managing the implementation of low impact measures.
• allergy: Is also seafood free for those with shellfish allergy concerns.
• gathering: However, in respect of shellfish gathering, the legislation also applies to direct employment or use of labor.

Noun used with modifier

• bivalve: Interest has been expressed in recent years over the potential to dredge for other bivalve shellfish found locally for which European markets exist.