shelled

IPA: ʃˈɛɫd

(often in combination) Having a shell; testaceous.
Having had the shell removed.
(cycling, slang) Unable to keep up in a race, having used up one's reserves of energy.

Examples of "shelled" in Sentences

Pounded green shelled corn was often boiled with green beans, shelled from the pod.
Seed corn was shelled from the cob with the thumb; we never threshed it with sticks.
Fresh, green corn, shelled from the cob, was often put in a corn mortar and pounded; and then boiled without fats or meat.
While riders kept getting shelled, which is what happens when the 4's have $1,000 cash at the finish, Steve just kept on making the selection.
The Kroger Co., the parent company of Smith's Food and Drug, is recalling shelled pistachios sold at stores in 31 states, including New Mexico, because of
There were reports of Israeli forces being shelled from the sea, there was a boat out there that was a military boat, not an Israeli boat, so they shot it.
Green beans, shelled from the pod, were sometimes prepared thus boiled with buffalo fat or bone grease; but green beans did not have to be boiled quite as long as dried beans.
Kate and Anna slept at the Chateau Marmont hotel in Los Angeles between recording sessions with ace players as the label shelled out an astronomical-at-the-time $120,000 to launch them.