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shelled verb past tense of shell 1 as in peeled to remove the natural covering of shelling peanuts Synonyms & Similar Words Relevance peeled husked hulled barked shucked skinned flayed K9YoIZTKyEMl 1. : to remove the shell or outer covering of (something) shell peanuts/peas. 2. : to shoot shells at (someone or something) using large guns. They shelled the enemy troops. The town was shelled during the battle. 3. US, informal : to score heavily against (a pitcher) in baseball — usually used as (be) shelled. 6Jv15G4gpSwK WebJun 3, 2020 · Seed shells from any type of edible plant can collect in your small or large intestine and form a mass, also called a bezoar. It can cause constipation, intestinal pain, and in some cases, bowel VM4xKygWVp6O Webwe shelled out an obscene amount of money for those concert tickets. Recent Examples on the Web Starting in March 2023, having Apple replace the battery in your iPhone, iPad, or MacBook will cost a bit more, at least for those who didn't shell out for AppleCare+. Kevin Purdy, Ars Technica, 3 Jan. 2023 That means her children have to cut back their work vHpXLQKwFH3W

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WebThe meaning of HARD-SHELL is fundamental, fundamentalist; also : upromising, hidebound. How to use hard-shell in a sentence. GRLOUXx7boxB Web: something that resembles a shell: such as a : a framework or exterior structure especially : a building with an unfinished interior b (1) : an external case or outside covering the shell of a ship (2) : a thin usually spherical layer or surface enclosing a space or surrounding an object an expanding shell of gas around a neutron star c gLRVnhH5uduK Webshelled (ʃɛld) adj. 1. having the shell removed: shelled pecans. 2. removed from the ear or husk: shelled corn. 3. having or enclosed in a shell, often of a specified kind: soft-shelled crabs. [1570–80] Random House Kernerman Webster's College Dictionary, © 2010 K Dictionaries Copyright 2005 nRZX1mKic14c Webshelled [ sheld ] See synonyms for shelled on adjective having the shell removed: shelled pecans. (especially of field corn, grain, etc.) removed from the ear or W6lTFKhBHJbq

WebDec 5, 2016 · shelled adjective ˈsheld 1 : having a shell especially of a specified kind pink-shelled hard-shelled 2 a : having the shell removed shelled nuts shelled oysters b : 0eOPfR8PIEFK The meaning of HARD-SHELL is fundamental, fundamentalist; also : upromising, hidebound. How to use hard-shell in a sentence. ZpnI6HpHgOBi : something that resembles a shell: such as a : a framework or exterior structure especially : a building with an unfinished interior b (1) : an external case or outside covering the shell of a ship (2) : a thin usually spherical layer or surface enclosing a space or surrounding an object an expanding shell of gas around a neutron star c lDMIYpuaRYDx shelled (ʃɛld) adj. 1. having the shell removed: shelled pecans. 2. removed from the ear or husk: shelled corn. 3. having or enclosed in a shell, often of a specified kind: soft-shelled crabs. [1570–80] Random House Kernerman Webster's College Dictionary, © 2010 K Dictionaries Copyright 2005 XkSStHGan8hg

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