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View definitions for whelk

whelk

noun as in mollusk

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noun as in shellfish

noun as in weal

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"Butterfly blenny naturally choose abandoned whelk shells as their home but it seems they can get creative," she said..

From BBC

It found the boat had been modified and had 4.6 tonnes of whelks and whelk pots on board.

From BBC

He resists some of the poppier iterations of EDM that have since gained traction, as can be heard on the song “Whelk Then.”

While “Whelk Then” is a calm surprise, the song “No Problem” is a boisterous hello from typical Deadmau5 territory.

A pair of cases are devoted to items from the Nanticoke people, including a wampum belt and necklace featuring whelk and clam shells and a toy canoe crafted from pine needles and sinew.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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