Hard, protective outer layer created by an animal that lives in the sea.
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Every sea shell and insect and plant is of value from such spots.
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They are ridged like a sea shell, say a limpet.
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At the lagoon mouth are the remains of a Stone Age sea shell midden.
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He picked up a sea shell and hit me with it and knocked me senseless.
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A sea shell inscribed with the name "Kristy" was left along the wooden fence at the dock.
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A sea shell inscribed with the name "Kristy" was hung on the wooden fence at the dock.
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Over the top was tied loosely a piece of coarse cloth and on this rested a clean sea shell.
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Someone told you that you can hear the sea in a big sea shell because it came from the sea.
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A shell knife, a bead from a fragment of sea shell, and types of flint arrowheads appear in plate 5.
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As Nat uttered the word, Rufus Cameron picked up a sea shell lying on a mantelshelf, and swung it behind his head.
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Filled with forebodings, she seeks an omen in the voice of a sea shell which had been placed on the altar of Aphrodite, the Sea-born.
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His enormous sea shells, cast in polished bronze, are cumbersome and costly.
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Mr Hughes said passengers commonly declared Giant African Snails as sea shells.
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As in, she sells sea shells by the Welsh sea shore.
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But relatives of the men said the three were fisherman collecting sea shells.
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Don't miss the Griffiths Sea Shell Museum at the western end of town.