cockleshell
ˈkɑkəlˌʃɛl
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Definition of cockleshell - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
shellsRareshell of a cockleRare
  • She collected a cockleshell from the beach to add to her collection..
2.
boatDatedsmall light flimsy boatDated
  • They sailed across the pond in a cockleshell.
dinghy skiff
3.
pilgrim badgeRareUKbadge worn by pilgrimsRareUK
  • The cockleshell was a symbol of their journey.
scallop shell
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Images of cockleshell

  • cockleshell: shell of a cockle
    shell of a cockle

Origin of cockleshell

English, cockle (shellfish) + shell (cover)

Examples of cockleshell in a sentence

  • He found a cockleshell while snorkeling.
  • The old cockleshell barely stayed afloat in the storm.
  • Fishermen used a cockleshell to reach the shore.
  • The museum displayed an ancient cockleshell from the pilgrimage.
  • Each pilgrim received a cockleshell as a token.

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  1. French:coquille, canot, ...
  2. German:Muschelschale, Schaluppe, ...
  3. Italian:conchiglia di mollusco, barchetta, ...
  4. Spanish:concha de berberecho, cáscara de nuez, ...
  5. Portuguese:concha de berbigão, barquinho, ...
  6. Chinese:海扇贝壳, 轻舟, ...
  7. Japanese:貝殻, 小舟, ...
  8. Arabic:صدفة كوكل, قارب هش, ...
  9. Hebrew:קוֹנְכִיָּה, סִירָה קַלָּה וְקַלּוּשָׁה, ...
  10. Russian:раковина сердцевидки, раковина, ...
  11. Ukrainian:черепашка серцевидки, маленький човен, ...
  12. Hindi:शंख, शंखनुमा नाव, ...

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