| seamstress |
a woman who sews, esp. as an occupation. |
| seamy |
disreputable; sordid. |
| séance |
a gathering for the purpose of making supernatural contact with the dead, often involving holding hands around a table in the dark. |
| sea onion |
a Mediterranean plant of the lily family. [2 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. |
| sea power |
naval strength. [2 definitions] |
| seaquake |
an earthquake on or under the ocean floor. |
| sear1 |
to burn or scorch the outside of. [5 definitions] |
| sear2 |
the part of a gun, esp. a handgun, that secures the hammer at a cocked or half-cocked position. |
| search |
to look through thoroughly in order to find something. [6 definitions] |
| searchable |
combined form of search. |
| search and rescue |
an operation undertaken by trained emergency workers to find and rescue persons lost, missing, or injured in a remote or dangerous place. |
| search box |
in computing, a box in a graphical user interface for typed input into a program that attempts to find matching terms in a file or collection of files. |
| search engine |
a software program that searches a database or network, esp. the Internet, for data, files, or documents containing terms specified by the user. |
| searcher |
one who searches. [2 definitions] |
| searching |
examining thoroughly. [2 definitions] |
| searchlight |
a lamp, usu. with a reflector, that can direct a powerful beam of light in any direction. |
| search me |
(informal) used in speaking to say that one does not have the information that another person is seeking. It can also give the impression that one does not care about this matter. |
| search party |
a group of people organized to search for someone or something that is missing. |