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This is a double puzzle: first, you've got to figure out the kenning (2 words); then you've got to interpret what the kenning means (1 word noun). An example of a kenning is bookworm for voracious reader or rug rat for infant who can't walk yet. For more info, look at this answer of mine. Clue: the final answer is a beach/sea creature.



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    This is a double puzzle: first, you've got to figure out the kenning (2 words); then you've got to interpret what the kenning means (1 word noun). An example of a kenning is bookworm for voracious reader or rug rat for infant who can't walk yet. For more info, look at this answer of mine. Clue: the final answer is a beach/sea creature.



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      This is a double puzzle: first, you've got to figure out the kenning (2 words); then you've got to interpret what the kenning means (1 word noun). An example of a kenning is bookworm for voracious reader or rug rat for infant who can't walk yet. For more info, look at this answer of mine. Clue: the final answer is a beach/sea creature.



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      This is a double puzzle: first, you've got to figure out the kenning (2 words); then you've got to interpret what the kenning means (1 word noun). An example of a kenning is bookworm for voracious reader or rug rat for infant who can't walk yet. For more info, look at this answer of mine. Clue: the final answer is a beach/sea creature.



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          clam/shell cracker -> otter? I think otters are known for cracking shellfish open?







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          • Ohhh, you're right: I've watched them do it many times. I forgot. My bad. I was thinking of a different animal, but your answer is a tie.
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          • @Wordster what were you thinking of? A marine bird?
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            • Ohhh, you're right: I've watched them do it many times. I forgot. My bad. I was thinking of a different animal, but your answer is a tie.
              – Wordster
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            • @Wordster what were you thinking of? A marine bird?
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            • Yup! See below.
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            clam/shell cracker -> otter? I think otters are known for cracking shellfish open?







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            • Ohhh, you're right: I've watched them do it many times. I forgot. My bad. I was thinking of a different animal, but your answer is a tie.
              – Wordster
              Aug 20 at 0:41










            • @Wordster what were you thinking of? A marine bird?
              – 1848
              Aug 20 at 0:42











            • Yup! See below.
              – Wordster
              Aug 20 at 0:44












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            clam/shell cracker -> otter? I think otters are known for cracking shellfish open?







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            • Ohhh, you're right: I've watched them do it many times. I forgot. My bad. I was thinking of a different animal, but your answer is a tie.
              – Wordster
              Aug 20 at 0:41










            • @Wordster what were you thinking of? A marine bird?
              – 1848
              Aug 20 at 0:42











            • Yup! See below.
              – Wordster
              Aug 20 at 0:44
















            • Ohhh, you're right: I've watched them do it many times. I forgot. My bad. I was thinking of a different animal, but your answer is a tie.
              – Wordster
              Aug 20 at 0:41










            • @Wordster what were you thinking of? A marine bird?
              – 1848
              Aug 20 at 0:42











            • Yup! See below.
              – Wordster
              Aug 20 at 0:44















            Ohhh, you're right: I've watched them do it many times. I forgot. My bad. I was thinking of a different animal, but your answer is a tie.
            – Wordster
            Aug 20 at 0:41




            Ohhh, you're right: I've watched them do it many times. I forgot. My bad. I was thinking of a different animal, but your answer is a tie.
            – Wordster
            Aug 20 at 0:41












            @Wordster what were you thinking of? A marine bird?
            – 1848
            Aug 20 at 0:42





            @Wordster what were you thinking of? A marine bird?
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            Aug 20 at 0:42













            Yup! See below.
            – Wordster
            Aug 20 at 0:44




            Yup! See below.
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            The answer I was thinking of is




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