sea barrow

The case, shaped something like hand-barrow, which contains the eggs of the Skate, or of the Dog-fish. "And God called the dry land earth, and the gathering together of the waters called he seas ."- Genesis 1. 10. The principal seas of the world measure in length as follows: Aral, 250 miles; Baltic, 600: Black, 932; Caribbean. 1,800; China, 1,700; Caspian, 640; Japan, 1,000; Mediterranean, 2,000; Okhotsk, 600; Red, 1,400; White, 450. (2) A wave, a billow, a surge. (3) The swell of the ocean in a tempest; the direction of the waves. sea-basket, s. [BASKET-FISH.] sea-ba , sea-ba e, s. [BASSE, 8.] sea-bat, s . [PLATAX.] sea-batteries, s . pl . Law : A aults by masters in the merchant service upon seamen at sea. sea-beach, s. The beach of the sea, especially when sandy or shingly. "On the sea-beach, Piled in confusion, lay the household goods of the peasants." Long fellow: Evangeline, i. 5. Raised sea - beach : [RAISED.] IMG:content-1101.png:[blocks in formation]