Webster's Dictionary 1806

730

Seashore

Seashoren.the coast or side of the sea, the shore

731

Seasick

Seasicka.sick from the motion of the sea

732

Seasickness

Seasicknessn.sickness caused by the sea

733

Seaside

Seasiden.the side or edge of the sea

734

Season

Seasonn.a fourth part of the year, fit time, relish

735

Season (2)

Seasonv.t.to give a relish to, qualify, make fit

736

Seasonable

Seasonablea.suited to the time, proper, fit

737

Seasonableness

Seasonablenessn.fitness of time, opportunity

738

Seasonably

Seasonablyad.in due or just time, properly, fitly

739

Seasoner

Seasonern.one who seasons or gives a relish

740

Seasoning

Seasoningn.that which gives a relish, a trial

741

Seasurgeon

Seasurgeonn.a surgeon employed on shipboard

742

Seasurrounded

Seasurroundeda.surrounded with the sea

743

Seat

Seatn.a chair, bench, post, mansion, residence

744

Seat (2)

Seatv.t.to place on or in a seat, fix, settle, plan

745

Seaterm

Seatermn.a term or word of art used by seamen

746

Seaward

Seawardad.towards the sea, near or by the sea

747

Seawater

Seawatern.the water of the sea, salt water

748

Seaworthy

Seaworthya.fit for a voyage, or for sea

749

Sebaceous

Sebaceousa.fat, pertaining to fat

750

Sebacic

Sebacica.denoting an acid obtained from fat

751

Sebate

Sebaten.a salt formed by sebacic acid and a base

752

Sebesten

Sebestenn.the assyrian plum

753

Secan

Secana.dividing into two parts, cutting

754

Secant

Secantn.a line drawn from the center of a circle till it cuts a tangent to the circle; a line which cuts another

755

Secede

Secedev.i.to depart, to withdraw

756

Seceder

Secedern.one who departs, one who separates