Seam (2)
Seamv.t.to join or fix together, mark, scar
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Seam (3)
Seamn.a fishing net, sometimes written seine
Seamaid
Seamaidn.a kind of sea-animal, a mermaid
Seaman
Seamann.a mariner, sailor, animal, merman
Seamanship
Seamanshipn.the qualifications of a good seaman
Seamarge
Seamargen.the brink or side of the sea, a cliff
Seamark
Seamarkn.a mark set to direct sailors at sea
Seamew
Seamewn.a kind of seafowl, a seagull
Seamless
Seamlessa.having no seam, entire, whole, even
Seamonster
Seamonstern.a strange odd animal of the sea
Seamouse
Seamousen.the aphrodite, an insect of an oval form
Seamster
Seamster, or Seamstreisn.one who lives by sewing
Seamy
Seamya.having a seam, full of seams, rough
Seanymph
Seanymphn.a nymph or goddess of the sea
Seaooze
Seaoozen.mud of the sea, filth upon the shore
Seapiece
Seapiecen.a picture or draft of a sea affair
Seaport
Seaportn.a port for ships on the sea shore
Sear
Searv.t.to burn, to scroch;a.dry, withered
Searce
Searcev.t.to sift, to sift finely;n.a fine sieve
Search
Searchv.to seek, look, inquire, examin, find
Search (2)
Searchn.the act of seeking, a quest, an inquiry
Searcher
Searchern.one who searches, an examiner
Searcloth
Searclothn.a large strengthening plaster
Searisk
Seariskn.a risk or hazard at sea, a venture
Searom
Searomn.plenty of room at sea, an open sea
Seaservice
Seaservicen.naval employment, naval war
Seashell
Seashelln.a shell found on the seashore