seafood |
any sea animal that is served as food or is suitable for eating. |
sea gull |
a gull, esp. one that lives on or near the sea. |
seahorse |
a small semitropical marine fish that swims in an upright position, with its head, resembling that of a horse, at right angles to its body. |
seal1 |
a design, emblem, or embossed or impressed figure used to make a document authentic or official. [10 definitions] |
seal2 |
any of a number of flesh-eating mammals that live in and around the ocean and have flippers instead of legs. [4 definitions] |
sea level |
the surface level of the sea, esp. the mean between high and low tide, which is used as a standard in calculating land elevations and sea depths. |
sea lion |
any of several large-eared seals that live in colonies along the Pacific coast. |
seam |
a line of stitching along which two pieces of fabric, or one piece folded over, are attached. [6 definitions] |
sea otter |
a large marine otter of the northern Pacific coast. |
seaplane |
an airplane that can land on and take off from water. |
seaport |
a city, town, or harbor at which seagoing vessels dock, load, and unload. |
search |
to look through thoroughly in order to find something. [6 definitions] |
searchlight |
a lamp, usu. with a reflector, that can direct a powerful beam of light in any direction. |
seashell |
the shell of an ocean mollusk, esp. one that has washed up on the shore. |
seashore |
land that borders on the ocean. |
seasick |
suffering from seasickness. |
season |
one of the four distinct periods of the year; spring, summer, fall, or winter. [8 definitions] |
seasonal |
of, characteristic of, or dependent on the seasons or a season of the year; periodical. |
seasoning |
that which is added to food to improve the flavor, such as salt, an herb, or spice. [2 definitions] |
seat |
an object for sitting on, such as a chair or bench. [9 definitions] |
seat belt |
a safety strap or harness, attached to airplane and automobile seats, that fastens across the waist or over the shoulder as protection against sudden stops or collision; safety belt. |