devein

American  

[dee-veyn] / diˈveɪn /

verb (used with object)

1. to remove the dark dorsal vein of (a shrimp).

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Etymology

Origin of devein

de- + vein

Example Sentences

As soon as you cook shrimp, cool them down, and peel/devein, if not already done.

From Salon

Peeled and deveined shrimp cost a bit more and may not be quite as intact, but save you time.

From Seattle Times

Scorpion can be replaced with lobster or deveined shrimp, the cooks determine, while humble potatoes might make a decent stand-in for otherworldly invertatoes.

From Salon

Hands on time varies if you have to cook, peel and/or devein your shrimp.

From Salon

Use a paring knife to peel fruits and vegetables, say, or devein shrimp.

From Washington Times