mussel in Irish
mussel in Irish is diúilicín — mussel means a bivalve shellfish with a dark, elongated shell, found in both fresh and salt water and often eaten as seafood.
mussel in Irish
diúilicín
Any of several groups of bivalve shellfish with elongated, asymmetrical shells.
What does "mussel" mean?
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noun A bivalve shellfish with a dark, elongated shell, found in both fresh and salt water and often eaten as seafood.
"They ordered a pot of mussels steamed in white wine and garlic."
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mussel in a sentence
- They ordered a pot of mussels steamed in white wine and garlic.
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What is "mussel" in Irish?
"mussel" in Irish is diúilicín. mussel means: A bivalve shellfish with a dark, elongated shell, found in both fresh and salt water and often eaten as seafood.
How do you use "mussel" in a sentence?
Example: "They ordered a pot of mussels steamed in white wine and garlic." In Irish, "mussel" is diúilicín.
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