scabby
barnacled
biofoulant
chela
cirripedology
rostrolatus
goose barnacle
gooseneck barnacle
Lepas fascicularis
pot
barnacular
vulnus
uranoplasty
podite
foreclaw
cleft palate
pericuticular
boning
ray
osteitis pubis
accipiter
femoroplasty
cicatrise
paries
erucism
cicatrize
spelk
cirriped
infradentary
subunguis
antifouling
madrier
sea acorn
mouldboard
moldboard
trichoschisis
throater
gutting
Cirripedia
dunfish
invaginate
osselet
crab
keloid
seed oyster
Krukenberg procedure
fleak
scolder
barnaclelike
subclass Cirripedia
bodywork
veloplasty
broken
caudiciform
splay
eyelobe
xenograft
herringbone
suspensory
testudinate
spat
chilidium
squid
palpebral
jowl
acorn-shell
heterograft
sergeant major
anvil
ornate shrew
shotten
radiole
laceration
fishskin
red herring
beclawed
scabbarded
discission
xenography
avulsed
sear
fishbone
conchoid
jighead
scutum
caseous
splintery
cicatricial
spavin
ribsteak
fin
gudgeon
holocephalian
shake
armed bullhead
holocephalan
spall
crabhole

English words for 'Injured by the attachment of barnacles to the carapace of a shell.'

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