| The Romans obtained a purple one from snails |
| A genus of shell-less snails was named after this noblewoman |
| Moves at a snail's pace |
| Snail |
| Abbr. in my snail mail address |
| Marine snail |
| Sensory organ on a snail's stalk |
| Part of many a snail's diet |
| Sea snail with a mother-of-pearl shell |
| Abbr. in many snail mail addresses |
| Sea snails |
| Advance at a snail's pace |
| Alternative to snail mail |
| Snail ___ (endangered fish) |
| Seasoned snail |
| Scaly South American snail lovers |
| Snail feature |
| Abbr. in many-a snail mail address |
| Snail mail sender's info, casually |
| Snail ___ (threatened fish) |
| Five- or nine-digit snail mail code: Abbr. |
| Large snail |
| Snail, on a French menu |
| Snail, in Tours |
| Snail as food |
| Snail mail bill enc. |
| Go at a snail's pace |
| -- snail's pace |
| Snail on the table |
| Snail-mail letter holder: Abbr. |