whelk stall — [whelk stall] noun (in Britain) a small covered stand from which ↑whelks (= small sea animals in shells) and other types of cheap ↑seafood are sold. Whelk stalls were traditionally found on the streets of the ↑East End of London, and in British ↑ … Useful english dictionary
whelk stall — noun A small enterprise which is very simple to run. The Group Executive Committee couldnt run a whelk stall! … Wiktionary
whelk-stall — n (in Britain) a small covered stand from which whelks (= small sea animals in shells) and other types of cheap seafood are sold. Whelk stalls were traditionally found on the streets of the East End of London, and in British seaside towns. * * * … Universalium
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