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Definition of seam
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Seam (n.) A line or
depression
left by a cut or
wound;
a scar; a
cicatrix.
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Consul
::
Consul
(n.) An
official
commissioned
to
reside
in some
foreign
country,
to care for the
commercial
interests
of the
citizens
of the
appointing
government,
and to
protect
its
seamen..
Unstitch
::
Unstitch
(v. t.) To open by
picking
out
stitches;
to take out, or undo, the
stitches
of; as, to
unstitch
a
seam..
Seam
::
Seam (n.) The
quantity
of 120
pounds
of
glass.
Suture
::
Suture
(n.) The line, or seam,
formed
by the union of two
margins
in any part of a
plant;
as, the
ventral
suture
of a
legume..
Loblolly
::
Loblolly
(n.)
Gruel;
porridge;
-- so
called
among
seamen.
Kill
::
Kill (v. t.) To cause to
cease;
to
quell;
to calm; to
still;
as, in
seamen's
language,
a
shower
of rain kills the
wind..
Pay
::
Pay (v. t.) To
cover,
as
bottom
of a
vessel,
a seam, a spar, etc., with tar or
pitch,
or
waterproof
composition
of
tallow,
resin,
etc.; to
smear..
Braze
::
Braze (v. i.) To
solder
with hard
solder,
esp. with an alloy of
copper
and zinc; as, to braze the seams of a
copper
pipe..
Afterguard
::
Afterguard
(n.) The
seaman
or
seamen
stationed
on the poop or after part of the ship, to
attend
the
after-sails..
Unseam
::
Unseam
(v. t.) To open the seam or seams of; to rip; to cut; to cut open.
Fell
::
Fell (n.) A form of seam
joining
two
pieces
of
cloth,
the edges being
folded
together
and the
stitches
taken
through
both
thicknesses..
Inseaming
::
Inseaming
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Insea.
Rip
::
Rip (n.) A rent made by
ripping,
esp. by a seam
giving
way; a tear; a place torn;
laceration..
Inseamed
::
Inseamed
(imp. & p. p.) of
Insea.
Sailing
::
Sailing
(n.) The art of
managing
a
vessel;
seamanship;
navigation;
as,
globular
sailing;
oblique
sailing..
Fault
::
Fault (n.) In coal
seams,
coal
rendered
worthless
by
impurities
in the seam; as, slate
fault,
dirt
fault,
etc..
Thrum
::
Thrum (n.) A shove out of
place;
a small
displacement
or fault along a seam.
Junk
::
"Junk (n.)
Pieces
of old cable or old
cordage,
used for
making
gaskets,
mats,
swabs,
etc., and when
picked
to
pieces,
forming
oakum for
filling
the seams of
ships..
Needlewoman
::
Needlewoman
(n.) A woman who does
needlework;
a
seamstress.
Sailor
::
Sailor
(n.) One who
follows
the
business
of
navigating
ships or other
vessels;
one who
understands
the
practical
management
of
ships;
one of the crew of a
vessel;
a
mariner;
a
common
seaman.
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