Seal'lop, n.
(skŏl'lup), n. [Written also scollop.] [See ESCALOP.]
Sense 1. (Conch.) A marine shellfish or bivalve mollusk, of the genus Pecten, often used for food. The shell occurs in abundance on the coast of Palestine, and was formerly worn by pilgrims as a mark that they had been to the Holy Land.
Sense 2. A recess or curving of the edge of any thing, like the segment of a circle.
Sense 3. A kind of dish for baking oysters in.
