worm-shell (Meaning)

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worm-shell (n.)

Any species of Vermetus.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The worm-shells lay scattered across the sandy bottom, their iridescent surfaces shimmering in the sunlight.
The hermit crab cautiously extended its antennae from the worm-shell, wary of the potential predators lurking nearby.
The worm-shell's intricate spiral pattern revealed the artistry of nature's craftsmanship.
The tiny worm-shells served as homes for a multitude of marine organisms, providing shelter and protection.
The worm-shell's delicate white color contrasted vividly with the vibrant coral reef around it.
The scientist carefully examined the worm-shell, hoping to uncover clues about the ancient creature that had once inhabited it.
The worm-shell was a constant reminder of the interconnectedness of marine life, serving as a habitat for a diverse range of organisms.
The fossilized worm-shell provided valuable insights into the history and evolution of marine ecosystems.
The artist was inspired by the intricate beauty of the worm-shell, incorporating its form into their latest sculpture.
The child collected the worm-shells along the beach, marveling at the vast array of shapes and sizes nature had created.

Any species of Vermetus.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The worm-shells lay scattered across the sandy bottom, their iridescent surfaces shimmering in the sunlight.

The hermit crab cautiously extended its antennae from the worm-shell, wary of the potential predators lurking nearby.

The worm-shell's intricate spiral pattern revealed the artistry of nature's craftsmanship.

The tiny worm-shells served as homes for a multitude of marine organisms, providing shelter and protection.