What does CONCH mean?

Conch

Part of Speech: Noun

Definition: A type of large sea snail with a spiral shell. It is often used for food or as a decorative object.

Pronunciation (US): kɑŋk

Pronunciation (UK): kɒŋk

Origin and Usage: The word "conch" comes from the Greek word "konkhē" which means "mussel" or "shellfish". Conch shells have been used for centuries by various cultures for decoration, music, and even as a tool for communication. In some Caribbean countries, conch is a popular ingredient in local cuisine.

Synonyms: Shellfish, Snail, Mollusk

Related Words: Clams, Shells, Mussels

Example Sentences:

• She collected a variety of seashells, including a large conch.
• He held the conch to his ear and listened to the sound of the ocean.
• The restaurant served a delicious conch chowder.
• The artist used conch shells to create a unique sculpture.