Snail meaning in English
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Definition
a snail: a small, slimy creature with a shell
an escargot: this animal when prepared as an appetizer
- "Icarus : Well, we're lucky to have a number of new recruits in our team. We have a gang of snails who handle our outgoing payments."
- "Which do I like better, snails or oysters?"
- "Icarus : We're lucky to have a number of new recruits in our team. We have a gang of snails who handle our outgoing payments."
- "Potatoes and snails and mustard"
- "Rogers, known for his radical and innovative buildings, has designed a structure which resembles a snail."
- ""The building is in the form of an organic spiral and honors the work of Xavier Delavigne who loved to eat snail soup while working on his early perfumes in France," he said."
- "Bruno : I said 'I hope they bring us many snails'."
- "Here, have a snail."
- "Bruno : We'll start with some champagne please, and then the snails as an appetizer."
- "Bruno : I said "I hope they bring us many snails"."
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