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Noun — A thin membrane, especially the caul that sometimes covers a newborn's head, or a similar filmy covering (dialectal/archaic).

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What does “kell” mean?

The word “kell” means a thin membrane, especially the caul that sometimes covers a newborn's head, or a similar filmy covering (dialectal/archaic). In plain terms, an old or dialect word for a thin membrane or covering, such as a caul.

How do you pronounce “kell”?

“Kell” is pronounced kehl (/kɛl/ in IPA).

How do you use “kell” in a sentence?

Here is “kell” used in a sentence: “The midwife noted the baby was born with a kell.”

What part of speech is “kell”?

“Kell” is a noun.

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