Clambake (noun)

An outdoor gathering or feast where clams and other seafood are cooked over hot coals or heated stones.

Origin:

From clam + bake.

Examples:

1. The clambake was a tradition at the beach every summer.
2. The clambake was a fun and casual event that was enjoyed by people of all ages.
3. The clambake was an opportunity for friends and family to gather, eat, and socialize.
4. The clambake menu included clams, lobsters, corn on the cob, and potatoes.
5. The clambake was a great way to celebrate the end of summer and enjoy the last warm days before fall.