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Sell can refer to:

• Brenda Sell (born 1955), American martial arts instructor and highest ranking non-Korean female practitioner of taekwondo
• Brian Sell (born 1978), American retired long-distance runner
• Colin Sell (born 1948), English pianist, noted for appearances on radio comedy I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue
• Edward Sell (priest) (1839–1932), Anglican orientalist, writer and missionary in India
• Edward B. Sell (1942-2014), founder of the United States Chung Do Kwan Association
• Epp Sell (1897–1961), American Major League Baseball pitcher
• Friedrich L. Sell (born 1954), German economist
• Helmuth (1898–1956) and Annemarie (1896–1972) Sell, German couple who saved a Jewish youth from the Holocaust
• John Sell (Democrat) (1816–1883), American Democratic politician
• John M. Sell (1863–1930), American Socialist politician
• Karl Sell (1907–1982), German orthopedic surgeon and founder of the discipline of manual medicine or chirotherapy
• Mary Elizabeth Sell, New York City Ballet dancer
• Michael Sell (born 1972), American tennis coach and former player
• Ronald A. Sell (born 1945), American politician
• William Sell (born 1998), Norwegian footballer
• William Edward Sell (1923–2004), Dean of the University of Pittsburgh School of Law
• Sell Hall (1888–1951), African-American music promoter and Negro league baseball player and executive

• Syndicat des éditeurs de logiciels de loisirs (SELL), a French organization that promotes the interests of video game developers
• SELL Student Games, a multi-sport event for university and college students
• Southern Evacuation Lifeline (SELL), a proposed road in Horry County, South Carolina

• Sell, West Virginia, United States, an unincorporated community
• Sell (professional wrestling), a wrestling term

• Sell, Sell, Sell, a 1996 album by David Gray
• Sells (disambiguation)
• Selles (disambiguation)
• Selling

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