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seasonless combined form of season.
season ticket a ticket or set of tickets, paid for in advance, that can be used at any time during a specific period, as for highway tolls, museum visits, concerts, or athletic events.
sea squirt a sea animal that has a saclike body enclosed by a thick tunic and that squirts water when it is disturbed; ascidian.
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.
-seater a vehicle, airplane, or the like, having (so many) seats.
seating the act of providing or furnishing with seats. [2 definitions]
seatmate a person sharing the same seat or seating row, as on a passenger plane or train.
seat-of-the-pants (informal) of the act of operating an aircraft, done without the guidance of instruments. [2 definitions]
seatrain a ship for transporting a train or railroad cars across a body of water.
sea turtle any of the species of large marine turtles with paddle-shaped limbs, such as loggerheads and leatherbacks, found in warm-water seas.
sea urchin a soft-bodied echinoderm that is enclosed in a hard round or disk-shaped shell, covered with long thin movable spines.
sea wall a wall or embankment strong enough to withstand the force of waves, built esp. to protect a shore from erosion.
seaward to or toward the sea. [4 definitions]
seawater water from the sea.
seaway a route for ocean-going ships, esp. a well-established one; sea-lane. [3 definitions]
seaweed any of a wide variety of algae that grow in water, esp. salt water. [3 definitions]
seaworthy of a ship, capable of being safely used on the sea.
sebaceous of, concerning, similar to, or composed of fat. [2 definitions]
sebum the semiliquid fatty secretion of the sebaceous glands.
SEC abbreviation of "Securities and Exchange Commission."