The Collaborative International Dictionary
Shucker \Shuck"er\, n. One who shucks oysters or clams
Wiktionary
n. 1 someone who shucks oysters or clams 2 a device that shucks produce, such as a corn shucker.
Usage examples of "shucker".
She stood beside Lieutenant Shucker and calmly pointed to a line of type on the computer receipt.
When it all added up, I might as well of been toting aroun one a them Nebraska corn shucker jackoffs as well.
I run damn near all over the airport runway, an back again an into the terminal, an it was even scarier than when them Nebraska corn shucker jackoffs was chasin me aroun the Orange Bowl.
Standin there outside is the biggest coon I has seen since we played them Nebraska corn shucker jackoffs in the Orange Bowl.
It ain't haf as much fun as the time I played against them Nebraska corn shucker jackoffs in the Orange Bowl, or took a ride on my harmonica up at Boston with The Cracked Eggs, or, for that matter, watched "The Beverly Hillbillies" with ole President Johnson.
Japanese oysters got all the nice pearls, but ever so often our shuckers will find a ole pearl or so, usually kinda funny-shaped or ugly-colored, but by the end of the year, they would usually be enough pearls that was usable for us to sell em an get enough cash for a beer bust for the shuckin an floor crews, so that's what we did.
On the 14th, a poor, half-naked Snake Indian, one of that forlorn caste called the Shuckers, or Diggers, made his appearance at the camp.
But by this time we was undefeated the entire season an was goin to play for the National Championship at the Orange Bowl against them corn shuckers from Nebraska.