oyster shell (Meaning)
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oyster shell (n)
a shell of an oyster
Synonyms & Antonyms of oyster shell
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oyster shell Sentence Examples
- The oyster shell shards glistened like tiny diamonds scattered along the beach.
- The oyster shell served as a natural canvas for the artist's intricate carvings.
- The oysters' shells lay in piles, their iridescent interiors shimmering in the sunlight.
- Archaeologists carefully excavated the ancient burial site, finding an array of oyster shells among the artifacts.
- The children collected oyster shells to create a mosaic that decorated their schoolroom.
- The sound of oyster shells colliding echoed through the quiet waterway.
- The biologist studied the oyster shell's growth patterns to determine the age of the specimen.
- The oyster shell necklace was a cherished heirloom, passed down through generations.
- The sharp edge of an oyster shell could easily cut through skin, requiring caution when handling.
- The oyster shell industry provided a livelihood for many coastal communities, harvesting the shellfish for their meat and shells.
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a shell of an oyster
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The oyster shell shards glistened like tiny diamonds scattered along the beach.
The oyster shell served as a natural canvas for the artist's intricate carvings.
The oysters' shells lay in piles, their iridescent interiors shimmering in the sunlight.
Archaeologists carefully excavated the ancient burial site, finding an array of oyster shells among the artifacts.
