Similar words: mollusk, collusion, collusive, callus, luscious, villus, ill-used, phallus. Meaning: ['mɑləsk /'mɒ-] 
n. invertebrate having a soft unsegmented body usually enclosed in a shell.
n. invertebrate having a soft unsegmented body usually enclosed in a shell. 
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1. There are two types of mollusc that are actively venomous.
2. The mollusc phylum includes all soft - bodied animals without backbones.
3. There are two types of mollusc that are actively venomous: the cone shells and the blue-ringed octopus.
4. This humble mollusc can be unreservedly recommended as it is hardy and lives exclusively on algae.
5. It is a small mollusc, the size of a mussel, that starts life as a tiny free-swimming speck of jelly.
6. A mollusc past the initial stages of growth increases in size without significantly changing the orientation and relative proportions of its organs.
7. The tiny mollusc Limacina helicina, which is found in Arctic waters, will be particularly vulnerable, he said.
8. Beside having similar properties to mollusc shell nuclei, the new pearl nuclei possess some advantages such as white color, strong luster, round shape and cheap cost.
9. The impaired organ, tissue, etc. Of mollusc host caused by parasitism.
10. Earlier in the tournament, the mollusc medium correctly predicted Germany would beat Ghana and Australia in their group D matches and was also right to predict they would lose to Serbia.
11. Description of the medical mollusc egg, including egg shape, size, colour, egg shell.
12. This symmetry is required basically for optimum structural strength and to suitably accommodate the mollusc it protects.
13. The fossil record is silent on this transition, but the earlier stages of mollusc evolution are becoming clear.
14. The typical life cycle is indirect, and the intermediate host is usually a mollusc.
15. I pictured my navel,(sentencedict.com) soft and curled like a mollusc.
16. Its stomach contents mainly consist of hydrophyte, miscellaneous fishes, shrimps, mollusc, aquatic insects and worms.
17. It seems a trifle cruel to be sexually molesting a mollusc to allow a vain human to have something shiny to dangle from their ears.
18. Population genetics and molecular phylogeny are the important contents for research of mollusc genetics.
19. A wash and brush-up is not superfluous when one leaves the tub in which the Mollusc has been treated.
20. But this sponge was moving, and it was in fact a Maldivian sponge-snail – a mollusc that survives by mimicking a sponge.
21. It blew up in his face, as he is about as talented as a mollusc.
22. They build small fires in the sterns, grilling crustaceans and boiling thin mollusc stews.
23. Embankment shell variety, mostly for the intertidal zone or shallow seabed sediment mollusc species present health.
24. The sandy shores have a unique rose tinge to them as they are partly made up of pulverised corals and mollusc shells.
25. In the 12 waters of islands, the species of mollusc located more around south-central islands than that around the northern islands.
26. It does not, however, secrete this shell directly in the way that, for example, a mollusc would.
27. Various sauces or juices can be added to the gelatinous mass, but the idea is to get that mollusc into your stomach before it's legally dead.
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