"whore's egg" meaning in English

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          "text": "\"Mighty is the wisdom of the Rovac,\" said Sken-Pitilkin, \"and Jarl has truthed of Favanosin of a verity. All we know of Favanosin is that it clutches the sea's shore like a very whore's egg. But Port Domax — why, I've been there myself.\"",
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        "A sea urchin."
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