0 present participle of hull
1 to remove the covering or the stem and leaves from some fruits, vegetables, and seeds:
We sat in the garden hulling strawberries.
Another reason for an increase in demand is the requirement for double hulling.
Will he give urgent consideration to excluding all ships without adequate design protection against spillages—either double hulling or mid-deck design—from all environmentally sensitive waters?
The dried cherries are stored in bulk in special silos until they are sent to the mill where hulling, sorting, grading and bagging take place.
High charges for transportation of coffee and machinery and lack of facilities for hulling the coffee slowed and made more expensive the entire production process.
A coffee that has been overdried will become brittle and produce too many broken beans during hulling (broken beans are considered defective beans).
Sometimes the hulling machine partially crushes a soft bean, giving the bean a shape resembling a cloven hoof.
After hulling and drying, pistachios are sorted according to open mouth and closed mouth shell.
Industry in the woreda includes 16 grain mills, one bakery and one coffee hulling mill.
