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sea shell

  • a variation of seashell.
    seashell
    noun
    the shell of any marine mollusk.

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Not to sound like that guy who wears sea shell necklaces and carries quartz crystals, but maybe — just maybe — she felt their energy.

From Salon Feb. 17, 2023

A man plays a sea shell at a tribal welcoming ceremony for the baton's arrival in New Ireland, province of Papua New Guinea.

From BBC Nov. 15, 2013

Another member had a graphic designer create a stylized purple sea shell as our logo, and we had our brand.

From BusinessWeek Feb. 1, 2010

During the 18th century, painters, sculptors, even candlestick makers all followed the curve of the sea shell.

From Time Magazine Archive

It was one of Mama Bellini’s earrings, shaped like a sea shell, with sparkling little stones all over it.

From "The Cricket in Times Square" by George Selden

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