bluepoint
An oyster from Long Island with a mild salty taste
- noun
- /ˈbluːˌpɔɪnt/
- US
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bluepoint
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- bluepoint oysters
Examples
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Bluepoints.
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BLUEPOINT
Fiction book (1990) -
At the seafood restaurant, I ordered a dozen bluepoint oysters to enjoy with my white wine.
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The chef prepared a delicious oyster stew using freshly shucked bluepoint oysters from Long Island.
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Many seafood lovers consider bluepoint oysters to be the perfect treat for any special occasion.
Synonyms
A small oyster from the northeastern United States, especially Long Island, known for its strong fresh taste
specifies a mild briny taste instead of a general flavor
Surface Forms
bluepoint singular
bluepoints plural
Etymology
The word bluepoint comes from the place name Blue Point on Long Island, where these oysters were first sold. So a bluepoint is an oyster from that area, known for its 'mild, salty' taste.