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An obsolete spelling of seer1. sea-rad i sea-radish (sē'radish), n. sea-ragwort (sē'rag"wert), n. Same as dusty miller, 2. deavor to find. He hath been search'd among the dead and living, But no trace of him. Shak., Cymbeline, v. 5. 11. He bids ask of the old paths, or for the old wayes, where or which is the good way: which implies that all old wayes are not good, but that the good way is to be searcht with diligence among the old wayes. sea-rat (sē'rat), n. 1. The chimera, Chimæra monstrosa. [Local, Eng.] -2. A pirate. sea-raven (sē'rā" vn), n . 1. The cormorant.- 2. The fish Hemitripterus a cadi an us or ameri- can us , type of the family Hemitripteridæ , of large 5. To explore or investigate. Sea-raven (Hemitripterus american us). size and singular appearance, common on the coast of North America, chiefly from Cape Cod northward, and known also as Acadian bullhead, deep-water sculpin, and yellow sculpin. It is distinguished by its long spinous dorsal fin, having about seventeen spines, of which the first two are highest and the fourth and fifth shorter than the succeeding ones, the fin being thus deeply and sigmoidally emarginated.