KELP

KELP


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Word: kelp
Phonetic: /kɛlp/
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Any of several large brown seaweeds (order Laminariales).
The calcined ashes of seaweed, formerly used in glass and iodine manufacture.


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Giant seaweed
Algae
Algin source
Badderlocks
Brown seaweed
Coarse seaweed
Cold-water seaweed
Component of underwater forests
Edible marine plant
Edible seaweed
Food for sea urchins
Health food
Health food from the sea
Healthful seaweed
Ice cream thickener source
Ingredient in some toothpastes
Iodine source
Iodine-rich food from the sea
Iodine-rich seaweed
Japanese kombu ingredient
Japanese soup base
Laminaria
Large algae
Large brown algae
Large brown seaweed
Large seaweed
Makeup of an underwater forest
Makeup of underwater forests
Marine greenery
Ocean algae
Oceanic flora
Potash source
Sea food?
Sea greens
Sea palm or badderlocks
Sea palm
Sea stuff
Sea urchins chow
Seaweed
Seaweed used as food
Seaweed variety
Seaweeds
Some seaweed
Source of alginic acid
Source of iodine
Source of the food thickener alginate
Spider crab covering
Sushi ingredient
Sushi wrap
Sustenance for a sea urchin
Traditional source of glutamates
Undersea vegetation
Underwater forest plant
Underwater growth
Vitamin K source
Water bed?
Coarse brown seaweed.
Gulfweed
Varec.
Ashes of seaweed.
Iodin source.
Ocean product.
Seaweed ashes
Hornplant
One source of iodine
Sea-otter's-cabbage
Marine growth rich in iodine
Growth in an underwater forest
Aquatic source of iodine
Part of a forest that can grow as fast as two feet a day
Large brown leathery seaweed
Large seaweeds with leathery fronds
Large leathery brown seaweed
Algae that grows into underwater 'forests'
Wet forest growth
Seaweed in some sushi
Sushi seaweed
Sea otters playground is often full of it
Growth in a wet forest
Food for a sea urchin
Plantlike growth held up by gas-filled bladders
Part of a sea urchins diet
With a leg either side of
Bicycle for two
Dried grape
Kombu, e.g.
Kombu, e.g.
Large seaweed with long, tough stalks
Ocean plant
Part of an underwater forest
Underwater plant with gas-filled bladders
Marine plant




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