sea ball

[′sē ‚bȯl]

(oceanography)

A spherical mass of somewhat fibrous material of living or fossil vegetation (especially algae), produced mechanically in shallow waters along a seashore by the compacting effect of wave movement.

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In 1951 guests were given a fake passport as the invitation card for The Moon Over The Sea Ball which was held in Paris.

Weekend: Marvellous parties; If we've all got one thing in common it's the fact we love to party. Richard Edmonds looks at the origins of a right good knees-up

To get the shark back into the sea Ball attached a rope to its tail and Chaulk started to push.

Canadians Rescue Shark with Moose Stuck in its Throat

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