seashell
/ˈseɪʃɛl/Definitions
1. noun
A hard outer layer that protects the soft body of a marine mollusk, typically found in or near the ocean.
“She walked along the beach, collecting seashells as souvenirs.”
2. noun
A decorative or symbolic object that resembles a seashell, often used in crafts or jewelry.
“The seashell necklace was a beautiful addition to her summer outfit.”
3. verb
To remove the shell from something, especially a mollusk.
“She had to seashell the crab to get to the meat inside.”