1. (verb) (-tia) to bundle together, make into bundles.

1. (verb) to bubble up, boil, spring up, rise, well up.

1. (noun) paper nautiluses, Argonauta tuberculata, Argonauta nodosa- related to the octopus that has a rounded body, eight arms and no fins. Female produces a delicate pure white embossed spiral shell to house the egg mass. Lives near the surface of the sea in deep water.

1. (noun) octagonal murex, Murexsul octogonus - a univalve mollusc of the North Island rocky shore with a spindle-shaped, spiny shell which is white, brown or black with eight sides.

1. (noun) spiny murex, Poirieria zelandica - a univalve mollusc of shallow to deep water with a spindle-shaped, spiny shell which is white, usually with five sides.

1. (noun) white bubble shell, Haminoea zelandiae - a round univalve of the North Island found between tides under eel grass, buried just beneath the surface on mudflats.

1. (noun) brown bubble shell, Bulla quoyii - a round univalve found between tides under eel grass on mudflats of the North Island.

1. (noun) cask shell, Tonna cerevisina - a large, round univalve found in deep waters. The shell is thin with strong corrugated spirals and a very large opening.

1. (noun) large trumpet shell, Charonia lampas rubicunda - shell from deep water which is almost white and was used as a trumpet.

1. (noun) winkle, common cat's eye, cat's eye turban shell, Turbo smaragdus - a  univalve mollusc common on rocks between tides, the shell is dark, heavy and smooth, and has an eye-like operculum. Lives on the tiny young seaweeds on the rocks. A favourite traditional food of Māori.

1. (noun) winkle, common cat's eye, cat's eye turban shell, Turbo smaragdus - a  univalve mollusc common on rocks between tides, the shell is dark, heavy and smooth, and has an eye-like operculum. Lives on the tiny young seaweeds on the rocks. A favourite traditional food of Māori.

1. (noun) flax snails, Placostylus spp. - large snails with a long, tapered coil, most being dark reddish-brown to chocolate.

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1. (noun) kauri snails, Paryphanta spp. - look like ordinary garden snails but are much bigger.

1. (noun) kauri snails, Paryphanta spp.

1. (noun) sea snail.

1. (noun) Cook's turban shell, Cookia sulcata - a large, round, heavy univalve that lives under rocks just below low tide.

1. (noun) helmet shell, Semicassis pyrum - a univalve of open sandy beaches with a solid, round, smooth shell with a large opening which curves out at the lip. The animal itself is pink.

1. (noun) Arabic volute, Alcithoe arabica - a mollusc with a large, smooth, spindle-shaped shell and found half-buried in sand or mud from low tide level to depths of 75 m.