sea whip
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of sea whip
First recorded in 1825–35
Example Sentences
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What it is: Sea whip coral, also known as sea fans, is said to have potent, natural, anti-inflammatory and pain relief properties.
From Los Angeles Times
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From The Guardian
Moisturizing ingredients include brown algae, macadamia extract and something called “sea whip,” as well as Balkan Botanical Infusion, an antioxidant-laden serum developed by the company.
From New York Times
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