sealoach (seloch)
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 17
A gadoid fish, Onos tri cirratus or Motella vulgar is, also called whistle fish, three-bearded rockling, three-bearded cod, three - bearded gade. See Motella. sea-longworm (sē'lông"werm), n. A nemertean worm of the family Lineidæ. sea-louse (seʼlous), n. 1. One of various para sitic isopod crusta ceans, as those of the family Cymothoidæ. 2. The Molucca crab, or horseshoe crab of the East In dies, Limulus moluc cens is: translating an an old book-name, diculus mar in us." sea-luce (sē lūs), n. The hake, Merlucius vulgar is. Day. seal-pipe (sēl'pīp), n. A pipe so arranged that the open end dips beneath the surface of a fluid so as to prevent reflux of gases, etc.; a dip-pipe. seal-pre (sēl'pres), n. IMG:content-0442.jpg:[blocks in formation] a and a', dies; b (dotted outline), bar sliding in guide c, d (dotted outline), abutment for coiled spring e; lever with cam & at the bottom. dicated by the arrow forces a down upon a'; when it is released the The lever moved in the direction in spring reverses the motion. A pre or stamp bearing dies on its jaws, or a die and a bed, for imprinting or embo ing any device upon paper or a plastic material, as lead. It is much used to form the seals of seal-locks, and may be a kind of heavy pincers. seam
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