Seacap
Seacapn.a cap made to be worn on shipboard
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Seachart
Seachartn.a map or delineation of the seacoast, and of the ocean and islands placed in the sea
Seacoal
Seacoaln.coal that is brought or carried by the sea
Seacoast
Seacoastn.the edge or side of the sea, the shore
Seacompass
Seacompassn.the mariner's compass
Seacow
Seacown.a large animal, the manatus
Seadog
Seadogn.a kind of fierce sea-animal, a shark
Seaencircled
Seaencircleda.surrounded by the sea
Seafarer
Seafarern.a sailor, mariner, traveller by the sea
Seafaring
Seafaringa.using or travelling over the seas
Seafight
Seafightn.a fight or battle on the sea
Seafish
Seafishn.a fish that lives or breeds in the sea
Seafowl
Seafowln.a bird that lives principally at sea
Seagirt
Seagirta.surrounded or shut in by the sea
Seagrass
Seagrassn.an aquatic plant
Seagreen
Seagreena.being of the sea-color, rather green
Seagull
Seagulln.the name of a common sea-fowl
Seahedgehog
Seahedgehogn.a very rough sea-shellfish
Seahen
Seahenn.another name of the guillemot
Seahorse
Seahorsen.the morse, a large sea-animal
Seal
Sealn.a stamp, mark, confirmation, sea-calf
Seal (2)
Sealv.to fix a seal, close, settle, confirm, ratify
Sealing
Sealingn.the killing of seals
Sealingvoyage
Sealingvoyagen.a voyage for killing seals
Sealingwax
Sealingwaxn.a wax used to seal letters, &c. with
Sealion
Sealionn.a marine animal with a mane
Seam
Seamn.what joins two pieces together, a fear, measure of 8 bushels, load, tallow, lard, net