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Meanings of shells in English
Usage of shells in English
1
In the flowers, in the shells, in the stars of the night.
2
Some shells hit a crowded dockside market place, according to Freetown police.
3
Remove the clams from the pan and serve them in the shells.
4
More a discussion group, a way of shedding shells about the place.
5
In acidic water, corals and shellfish struggle to form skeletons and shells.
6
His enormous sea shells, cast in polished bronze, are cumbersome and costly.
7
Well, it occurred in a house in the midst of bursting shells.
8
Hard-boil the eggs; plunge them into cold water and remove the shells.
9
The result was a hail of rocket shells directly on the squadron.
10
The flashes of shells over the front and rear in all directions.
11
Six shells fell and exploded in the grounds of the British Embassy.
12
They literally cumbered the ground and the shells assembled were in keeping.
13
Stir in half a glass of sherry and serve in cockle shells.
14
Many are simply testing the waters and coming out of their shells.
15
For the rest of the day they simply poured heavy shells in.
16
Also, they'd get in the way of the shells; too many ricochets.
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Shells across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
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