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shellnoun something that encloses another thing especially to protect iteating oysters straight out of their shells armor, capsule, case, casing, cocoon, cover, covering, encasement, housing, hull, husk, jacket, pod, sheath cartridge, cassette(also casette)bark, crustcarapace, house, mail, panoply, plate, plating, shieldcuticle, hide, skinenvelope, package, wrapperbacking, coating, coverture, facing the arrangement of parts that gives something its basic formworkers at the shipyard have thus far erected the shell of the ship architecture, armature, cadre, configuration, edifice, fabric, frame, framework, framing, infrastructure, skeleton, structure cage, lattice, networkcontour, figure, outline, profile, shape, silhouettechassis an outer part or layerthe shell of the building is all glass, making it conspicuous on a street with mostly limestone facades exterior, face, outside, skin, surface, veneer facade(also façade), front, topcover, covering, facingappearance, disguise, guise, mask, semblance, show inside, interior to remove the natural covering ofshelling peanuts bark, flay, hull, husk, peel, shuck, skin bare, denude, expose, scale, strippare to use bombs or artillery againstthe enemy shelled the city for days without letup batter, blitz, blitzkrieg, bomb, bombard, cannonade enfiladerake, strafeassail, assault, attack, devastate, hit, pound, ravage, strike before the 12th century |