seaworthiness (sewer" Thines)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 18
Seaworthy character or condition; fitne as regards structure, equipment, lading, crew, etc., for encountering the perils of the sea. seaworthy (se'wer"тні), а . In fit condition to encounter stormy weather at sea; stanch and well adapted for voyaging: as, a seaworthy ship. Dull the voyage was with long delays, The ve el scarce sea - worthy . Tennyson, Enoch Arden. sea-wrack (sēʻrak), n. 1. Same as gra - wrack . -2. Coarse seaweeds of any kind that are cast upon the sea-shore, such as fuci, Laminar i aceæ , etc.; oreweed. See wrack , fucus .
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