Conch [noun]

Non vincant heder bracchia flexiles, Conch non superent oscula dulcia, Emanet pariter sudor et ossibus Grato murmure ab intimis.

Neptune blew upon his conch-shell, and the angry waves returned again to the sea.

Triton was his father's trumpeter, and at Neptune's command he blew upon his conch-shell to calm the restless sea.

Within this niche a marble Triton poured through his conch-shell a continuous stream.

From the roof of the Saka-gompa with a statue of Padma Sambhava the single lama of the monastery blows his conch.

The directions we got from conch fishermen and others led us to assume that it would be an easy matter to find crabs.

One old conch fisherman who had been around the Keys for forty years had never seen such a fish.

That on the right has a winged figure holding a trident; in the other, two figures bear a huge conch shell.

Conch and cymbal, horn and trumpet spake forth music soft and sweet, In Virata's royal palace, in the peopled mart and street!

Wherefore voice of evening bugle speaks not on the battle-field, Merry conch nor sounding trumpet music to the warriors yield?