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carapace

[kar-uh-peys] / ˈkær əˌpeɪs /




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All this before the Wager passed into Cape Horn, where gales reached 200 miles per hour and subzero temperatures coated the ship with a carapace of ice.

From Los Angeles Times

Females of the species have a red-brown carapace, while males have a honey-red outer layer and grey-brown abdomens.

From BBC

Its carapace will delicately crunch as your front teeth pass through into the lush center.

From Salon

Santos’s carapace of lies is so elaborate and encompassing that it may suggest psychological issues we should hope he gets help in addressing.

From Washington Post

To date, they have found parts of the posterior portion of its carapace, or shell, and most of the pelvic girdle, but no skull, tail or limbs.

From Reuters