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Definition of seal
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of seal is as below...
Seal (v. t.)
Hence,
to shut
close;
to keep
close;
to make fast; to keep
secure
or
secret..
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Vermilion
::
Vermilion
(n.) A
bright
red
pigment
consisting
of
mercuric
sulphide,
obtained
either
from the
mineral
cinnabar
or
artificially.
It has a fine red
color,
and is much used in
coloring
sealing
wax, in
printing,
etc..
Seal
::
Seal (n.) Any
aquatic
carnivorous
mammal
of the
families
Phocidae
and
Otariidae.
Sawtooth
::
Sawtooth
(n.) An
arctic
seal
(Lobodon
carcinophaga),
having
the
molars
serrated;
--
called
also
crab-eating
seal..
Deed
::
Deed (v. t.) A
sealed
instrument
in
writing,
on paper or
parchment,
duly
executed
and
delivered,
containing
some
transfer,
bargain,
or
contract..
Seal-brown
::
Seal-brown
(a.) Of a rich dark brown
color,
like the fur of the fur seal after it is
dyed..
Countersealing
::
Countersealing
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Countersea.
Sea Dog
::
Sea dog () The
common
seal.
Scroll
::
Scroll
(n.) A mark or
flourish
added to a
person's
signature,
intended
to
represent
a seal, and in some
States
allowed
as a
substitute
for a
seal..
Trap
::
Trap (n.) A bend, sag, or
partitioned
chamber,
in a
drain,
soil pipe,
sewer,
etc.,
arranged
so that the
liquid
contents
form a seal which
prevents
passage
of air or gas, but
permits
the flow of
liquids..
Bond
::
Bond (n.) A
writing
under seal, by which a
person
binds
himself,
his
heirs,
executors,
and
administrators,
to pay a
certain
sum on or
before
a
future
day
appointed.
This is a
single
bond. But
usually
a
condition
is
added,
that, if the
obligor
shall do a
certain
act,
appear
at a
certain
place,
conform
to
certain
rules,
faithfully
perform
certain
duties,
or pay a
certain
sum of
money,
on or
before
a time
specified,
the
obligation
shall be void;
otherwise
it shall
remain
in full
force.
If the condi
Notarial
::
Notarial
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
notary;
done or taken by a
notary;
as, a
notarial
seal;
notarial
evidence
or
attestation..
Cow
::
Cow (n.) The
female
of
certain
large
mammals,
as
whales,
seals,
etc..
Sigillative
::
Sigillative
(a.) Fit to seal;
belonging
to a seal;
composed
of wax.
Counterpart
::
Counterpart
(n.) A thing may be
applied
to
another
thing so as to fit
perfectly,
as a seal to its
impression;
hence,
a thing which is
adapted
to
another
thing,
or which
supplements
it; that which
serves
to
complete
or
complement
anything;
hence,
a
person
or thing
having
qualities
lacking
in
another;
an
opposite..
Covenant
::
Covenant
(n.) A form of
action
for the
violation
of a
promise
or
contract
under seal.
Seal
::
Seal (v. t.) To fix, as a piece of iron in a wall, with
cement,
plaster,
or the
like..
Parol
::
Parol (n.) Oral
declaration;
word of
mouth;
also, a
writing
not under
seal..
Covenant
::
Covenant
(n.) An
undertaking,
on
sufficient
consideration,
in
writing
and under seal, to do or to
refrain
from some act or
thing;
a
contract;
a
stipulation;
also, the
document
or
writing
containing
the terms of
agreement..
Unseal
::
Unseal
(v. t.) To break or
remove
the seal of; to open, as what is
sealed;
as, to
unseal
a
letter..
Symphyseotomy
::
Symphyseal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to to
symphysis.
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