| Coiled fossil shell |
| Lustrous layer in some shells |
| Iridescent shell layer |
| Aids in breaking shells |
| Merchants' groups |
| Shellfish |
| Bills or church groups |
| Actress Diana nicknamed the "Blonde Bombshell |
| Brightly marked seashell |
| A genus of shell-less snails was named after this noblewoman |
| Cajun dish of shellfish over rice |
| Large spiral shell |
| Elite groups |
| Cheese in a red shell |
| Marine gastropod with polished brightly marked shells |
| Acting groups with many well-known actors |
| First name in bombshells |
| Clamshell" computers of old |
| ___ thou and peace may meet": Shelley |
| Groups with marching orders? |
| Fireplace shell |
| Tightly closed shellfish |
| Disorderly groups |
| Non-exploding shells |
| The human tendency to see meaningful patterns in random groups of information |
| Thick-shelled seafood selection |
| Alpaca groups |
| Place for the greatest nut-shellers? |
| Adds shells to, e.g. |
| High-status groups |