mail-shell (Meaning)

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mail-shell (n.)

A chiton.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The snail's mail-shell provided both protection and mobility.
The hermit crab attached itself to a discarded mail-shell for shelter.
The mail-shell of a mature snail can weigh up to several kilograms.
The intricate patterns on the mail-shell made it a popular collector's item.
The military devised a new armor system resembling the strength of a mail-shell.
Scientists discovered ancient mail-shells embedded in marine sediments.
The mail-shell's iridescent surface reflects light in a kaleidoscope of colors.
The mail-shell served as a microcosm, hosting a variety of small organisms.
The artist created a sculpture inspired by the spiral shape of the mail-shell.
The medieval knight wore a chain mail-shell for protection in battle.

A chiton.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The snail's mail-shell provided both protection and mobility.

The hermit crab attached itself to a discarded mail-shell for shelter.

The mail-shell of a mature snail can weigh up to several kilograms.

The intricate patterns on the mail-shell made it a popular collector's item.