shell-oneggs

noun
UK /ʃɛl wʌn ɛɡz/
US /ʃɛl wʌn ɛɡz/

Shell-oneggs are eggs that still have their hard outer shell on them.

We bought a carton of shell-oneggs at the farm stand.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Eggs cooked and served while still inside their shells, such as boiled eggs.

For breakfast they served shell-oneggs with toast soldiers.

3. A playful term for eggs whose shells are used in crafts or decoration.

The kids painted shell-oneggs for the spring festival.

4. Eggs sold by the piece rather than cracked or processed, often at markets.

The market stall sells shell-oneggs by the half dozen.