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- noun Plural form of
conch . - verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
conch .
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Examples
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Experts note that dredging sandy sea bottoms affects the populations that live there, such as conches, octopus and sea cucumbers.
Nations Negotiate Climate Change As Cancun's Beaches Disappear AP 2010
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Experts note that dredging sandy sea bottoms affects the populations that live there, such as conches, octopus and sea cucumbers.
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Experts note that dredging sandy sea bottoms affects the populations that live there, such as conches, octopus and sea cucumbers.
USATODAY.com News 2010
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Experts note that dredging sandy sea bottoms affects the populations that live there, such as conches, octopus and sea cucumbers.
The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed MARK STEVENSON 2010
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Experts note that dredging sandy sea bottoms affects the populations that live there, such as conches, octopus and sea cucumbers.
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Experts note that dredging sandy sea bottoms affects the populations that live there, such as conches, octopus and sea cucumbers.
USATODAY.com News 2010
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"conches," and surrounded by the wild orange blossoms of massive poinciana trees.
...And Nail 2010
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Have you ever heard a call, Kanaka Oolea, that is without sound yet is louder than the conches of God?
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From across the river persisted a bedlam of conches; while from everywhere, drifting for miles along the quiet air, came the deep, booming reverberations of the great war-drums — huge tree trunks, hollowed by fire and carved with tools of stone and shell.
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You'll hear the conches to-night, and the war-drums, and all merry hell break loose.
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