Seahorse

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 463
sg'hors, n. the walrus: lie hippopo- tam us or river-horse the hippocampus Seakale, sg'kM, «, a kind of kale or cabbage found on sandy shores of the sea. Seaking, se'king, «. a name somt-times given to the leaders of the early Scand in avian piratical expeditions. [Based on a false ety of Viking, which sec.] Seal, s€l, n an engraved stamp for impre ing the wax which closes a letter, the ua\ or mh-.r substance so impre ed that which makes fast or secure that which authenticates or ratifies — a urance v.t. to fasien with a seal to set a seal to*, to mark with a stamp’ make to confirm: to ke
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