Definitionn. large marine snail much used as food in Europe
Last update: September 10, 2015
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You can see whelk on the shore. [Please select]
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One of the best examples of the introversible mouth-cylinder or proboscis which can be found is that of the common whelk (Buccinum undatum) and its immediate allies. [Please select]
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At first enclosed in the remains of a _Trochus_, he changes into that of a _Purpura_; a little later he seeks asylum in a Whelk. [Please select]
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He rins about in a wee motor-cawr, and wad speir the inside oot o' a whelk.' [Please select]
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Next morning the baskets were drawn up full of what looked like whelk shells. [Please select]
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She lifted the great house key from her side, and threatened to strike him down with it, calling aloud on Mar and Whelk and Plout, the menservants under her, to come and help her. [Please select]
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