Shucks [verb]
Definition of Shucks:
remove outer layer
Synonyms of Shucks:
Sentence/Example of Shucks:
She has got a brother, but he don't amount to shucks—he ain't much more'n a three-spot.
"Fine as silk," replied the sergeant from his own heap of shucks.
Then he looked at the pump and he gave it a whack and he kicked at the spout and said "Shucks!"
Why, he wouldn't amount to shucks here, even if he stayed a year.
Shucks, sonny, no need to get this excited over a little spilt milk.
They yelled and we yelled back that they could not shoot worth "shucks."
I'll give you this straight: if I can't be corn, I won't be shucks.
But shucks, as for that, we can turn tricks on the way for money.
"Shucks, he hain't yo' kind," Dale said in a tone of deep disgust.
“Shucks,” said Fred, who was down on his knees poking at something.