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Definition of hell
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of hell is as below...
Hell (v. t.) A
dungeon
or
prison;
also, in
certain
running
games,
a place to which those who are
caught
are
carried
for
detention..
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Panhellenium
::
Panhellenium
(n.) An
assembly
or
association
of
Greeks
from all the
states
of
Greece.
Shellproof
::
Shellproof
(a.)
Capable
of
resisting
bombs or other
shells;
bombproof.
Top-shell
::
Top-shell
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
marine
top-shaped
shells
of the genus
Trochus,
or
family
Trochidae..
Tun
::
Tun (n.) Any shell
belonging
to
Dolium
and
allied
genera;
--
called
also
tun-shell.
Hellenic
::
Hellenic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
Hellenes,
or
inhabitants
of
Greece;
Greek;
Grecian..
Testudinarious
::
Testudinarious
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the shell of a
tortoise;
resembling
a
tortoise
shell;
having
the color or
markings
of a
tortoise
shell.
Scalaria
::
Scalaria
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
marine
gastropods
of the genus
Scalaria,
or
family
Scalaridae,
having
elongated
spiral
turreted
shells,
with
rounded
whorls,
usually
crossed
by ribs or
varices.
The color is
generally
white or pale.
Called
also
ladder
shell,
and
wentletrap.
See
Ptenoglossa,
and
Wentletrap..
Spirulate
::
Spirula
(n.) A genus of
cephalopods
having
a
multilocular,
internal,
siphunculated
shell in the form of a flat
spiral,
the coils of which are not in
contact..
Infernal
::
Infernal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to,
resembling,
or
inhabiting,
hell;
suitable
for hell, or to the
character
of the
inhabitants
of hell;
hellish;
diabolical;
as,
infernal
spirits,
or
conduct..
Buckie
::
Buckie
(n.) A large
spiral
marine
shell,
esp. the
common
whelk.
See
Buccinum..
Operculum
::
Operculum
(n.) Any
lid-shaped
structure
closing
the
aperture
of a tube or
shell.
Miliolite
::
Miliolite
(n.) A
fossil
shell of, or
similar
to, the genus
Miliola..
Sea Cocoa
::
Sea cocoa () A
magnificent
palm
(Lodoicea
Sechellarum)
found only in the
Seychelles
Islands.
The fruit is an
immense
two-lobed
nut. It was found
floating
in the
Indian
Ocean
before
the tree was
known,
and
called
sea
cocoanut,
and
double
cocoanut..
Crustacea
::
Crustacea
(n. pl.) One of the
classes
of the
arthropods,
including
lobsters
and
crabs;
-- so
called
from the
crustlike
shell with which they are
covered..
Gladius
::
Gladius
(n.) The
internal
shell,
or pen, of
cephalopods
like the
squids..
Pallial
::
Pallial
(a.) Of or
pretaining
to a
mantle,
especially
to the
mantle
of
mollusks;
produced
by the
mantle;
as, the
pallial
line, or
impression,
which marks the
attachment
of the
mantle
on the inner
surface
of a
bivalve
shell.
See
Illust.
of
Bivalve..
Hellespont
::
Hellespont
(n.) A
narrow
strait
between
Europe
and Asia, now
called
the
Daradanelles.
It
connects
the
Aegean
Sea and the sea of
Marmora..
Nutshell
::
Nutshell
(n.) A shell of the genus
Nucula.
Shell
::
Shell (n.)
Hence,
by
extension,
any
mollusks
having
such a
covering..
Exoskeleton
::
Exoskeleton
(n.) The
hardened
parts of the
external
integument
of an
animal,
including
hair,
feathers,
nails,
horns,
scales,
etc.,as
well as the armor of
armadillos
and many
reptiles,
and the
shells
or
hardened
integument
of
numerous
invertebrates;
external
skeleton;
dermoskeleton..
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