1. A large burrowing clam native to the Pacific coast of North America, prized as a food delicacy.
Usage: Usually plural or used as a mass noun.; Also spelled 'geoduck' (singular).; Common in Pacific Northwest cuisine.

Examples

• Geoducks are harvested commercially along the coasts of Washington and British Columbia.
• The restaurant served fresh geoducks prepared in a light garlic sauce.
• Geoducks can live for over 100 years in the ocean.
• Divers search the sandy seafloor to find and harvest geoducks.
• Many Asian markets sell frozen geoducks year-round.