| seashell |
the shell of an ocean mollusk, esp. one that has washed up on the shore. |
| seashore |
land that borders on the ocean. |
| seasick |
suffering from seasickness. |
| seasickness |
stomach upset and other discomfort caused by the rolling motion of a boat or ship. |
| seaside |
land that borders on the ocean; seashore. [2 definitions] |
| sea snake |
any of several poisonous tropical marine snakes that have finlike tails. |
| season |
one of the four distinct periods of the year; spring, summer, fall, or winter. [8 definitions] |
| seasonable |
typical of or suitable to the time of year. [2 definitions] |
| seasonal |
of, characteristic of, or dependent on the seasons or a season of the year; periodical. |
| seasoned |
enhanced in flavor by the addition of salt, herbs, spices, or other flavorings. [3 definitions] |
| seasoning |
that which is added to food to improve the flavor, such as salt, an herb, or spice. [2 definitions] |
| 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. |