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Definition of sea
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Sea (n.) Fig.:
Anything
resembling
the sea in
vastness;
as, a sea of
glory..
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Seaman
::
Seaman
(n.) A
merman;
the male of the
mermaid.
Predisposition
::
Predisposition
(n.)
Previous
fitness
or
adaptation
to any
change,
impression,
or
purpose;
susceptibility;
--
applied
to
material
things;
as, the
predisposition
of the body to
disease..
Sign
::
Sign (n.) To affix a
signature
to; to
ratify
by hand or seal; to
subscribe
in one's own
handwriting.
Morbidity
::
Morbidity
(n.)
Morbid
quality;
disease;
sickness.
Lady
::
Lady (n.) The
triturating
apparatus
in the
stomach
of a
lobster;
-- so
called
from a
fancied
resemblance
to a
seated
female
figure.
It
consists
of
calcareous
plates.
Bench
::
Bench (v. t.) To place on a bench or seat of
honor.
Trepang
::
Trepang
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of large
holothurians,
some of which are dried and
extensively
used as food in
China;
--
called
also beche de mer, sea
cucumber,
and sea
slug..
Canthoplasty
::
Canthoplasty
(n.) The
operation
of
forming
a new
canthus,
when one has been
destroyed
by
injury
or
disease..
Hoove
::
Hoove (n.) A
disease
in
cattle
consisting
in
inflammation
of the
stomach
by gas,
ordinarily
caused
by
eating
too much green food;
tympany;
bloating..
Bull
::
Bull (v. i.) A
letter,
edict,
or
respect,
of the pope,
written
in
Gothic
characters
on rough
parchment,
sealed
with a
bulla,
and dated a die
Incarnationis,
i. e., from the day of the
Incarnation.
See
Apostolical
brief,
under
Brief..
Isocephalism
::
Isocephalism
(n.) A
peculiarity
in the
design
of
bas-relief
by which the heads of human
figures
are kept at the same
height
from the
ground,
whether
the
personages
are
seated,
standing,
or
mounted
on
horseback;
--
called
also
isokephaleia..
Pluteus
::
Pluteus
(n.) The
free-swimming
larva of sea
urchins
and
ophiurans,
having
several
long stiff
processes
inclosing
calcareous
rods..
Shipshape
::
Shipshape
(adv.)
In a
shipshape
or
seamanlike
manner.
Attaint
::
Attaint
(v. t.) To
affect
or
infect,
as with
physical
or
mental
disease
or with moral
contagion;
to taint or
corrupt..
Redfin
::
Redfin
(n.) A small North
American
dace
(Minnilus
cornutus,
or
Notropis
megalops).
The male, in the
breeding
season,
has
bright
red fins.
Called
also red dace, and
shiner.
Applied
also to
Notropis
ardens,
of the
Mississippi
valley..
Tubinares
::
Tubinares
(n. pl.) A tribe of sea birds
comprising
the
petrels,
shearwaters,
albatrosses,
hagdons,
and
allied
birds
having
tubular
horny
nostrils..
Sea Language
::
Sea
language
() The
peculiar
language
or
phraseology
of
seamen;
sailor's
cant.
Saddle-backed
::
Saddle-backed
(a.)
Having
the
outline
of the upper part
concave
like the seat of a
saddle.
Sponge
::
Sponge
(n.) The
elastic
fibrous
skeleton
of many
species
of horny
Spongiae
(keratosa),
used for many
purposes,
especially
the
varieties
of the genus
Spongia.
The most
valuable
sponges
are found in the
Mediterranean
and the Red Sea, and on the
coasts
of
Florida
and the West
Indies..
Entasia
::
Entasia
(n.) Tonic
spasm;
--
applied
generically
to
denote
any
disease
characterized
by tonic
spasms,
as
tetanus,
trismus,
etc..
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