seamrent (semrent)

the seams. A lean visage, peering out of a seam-rent suit, the very emblems of beggary. B. Jonson, Poetaster, i. 1. seam-rent (sēm'rent), n. A rent along a seam. seam-rippedt (sem'ript), a. Same as seam rent. Fuller , Worthies, Su ex, III. 243. seam-roller (sēm'rō"lėr), п . 1. In agri ., same as seam - pre er , 1.-2. In leather - working , a burnisher or rubber for flattening down the edges where two thickne es are sewed together. See seam-rubber. E. H. Knight. A nautical or geo graph i