sea blubber

A name sometimes given to the Medusa or Jelly-fish. sea-board, *sea-bord, s., a., & adv. A. As subst.: The territory, district, or land bordering on the sea; the sea-shore. B. As adj .: Pertaining to a territory, district, or land bordering on the sea; on the sea-shore. "There shall a lion from the sea - bord wood Of Neustria come roaring." IMG:content-1102.png:[blocks in formation] "Our sea- bounded Britainy." Mirror for Magistrates , p. 573. sea-boy, 8. A boy employed on board a ve el at sea. ( Shakesp .: Henry IV., Pt . II ., iii. 1.) sea-breach, subst . The breach made by the sea through an embankment or a reef of rocks. "To an impetuous woman, tempests and sea-breaches are nothing."-L'Estrange. sea-bread, s. Ship-biscuit (q. v.).