Sea-piece, see'-pees, s

a picture representing a sea view. resembling a pike in form. with a harbour near the sea. surface of a thing; to cauterize; to wither; to make callous or insensible: a. dry; withered. To sear up, to close by searing. (A.S. searian, to dry). to probe: v.n. to seek; to look for; to make inquiry s. a seeking or looking for something; a seeking; inquiry: pursuit for finding. Right of search, the right claimed by a nation to authorize her naval commanders to examine the merchant ve els of other nations in time of war. (Fr. chercher, from L. circum, round) Searchable, sertch'-å-bl,. a. that may be searched or explored. Searchable ne , sertch-a-bl-nes, s. the quality of being searchable. ] or examines. s. examination; close inquiry. Searchingly, sertch' ing-le, ad. in a searching manner. Searchingne , sertch'-ing-nes, s. the quality of being searching. search. by a magistrate authorizing the search of houses for stolen property. sticking plaster. ne , seerd'-nes, s. the state of being seared; hardne ; insensibility. land or rocks for a ve el to move in. tropical marine serpent; ahuge serpent-like monster, reported to have been often seen at sea, but always at a distance. lying adjacent to the sea. due to the pitching or rolling of a ve el Sea-sickne , see'-sik-nes, s. the state of being sea-sick.. appointed time; any time; a period of time; one of the four divisions of the year. To be in season, tebe in good time. To be out of season, to be too late (Fr. sais on, from L. satio, sowing or sowing time). accustom;to prepare for use; to render palatable, or to give a relish to;to render more agreeable; to render le severe; to temper; to imbue v.n. to become mature; to become inured; to become seasoned. done, in good time or in due season; opportune. Seasonably, se'-zn-á-ble, ad. in a seasonable manner. Seasonablene , se'-zn-á-bl-nes, s. the quality or state of being seasonable. relish. relish or piquancy to food; something added to enhance enjoyment. seasons. stool, .; the place of sitting; throne; tribunal; abode; residence; mansion; situation; posture in sitting; a pew in a church: v.a. to place on a seat; to cause to sit down; to instal; to settle; to fix in a place; to set firm; a ign seats to; to provide with the echinus. ward the sea. northern seas. be trusted to transport a cargo with safety. Seaworthine , see'-wurth-e-nes, s. state of being seaworthy. consisting of, or secreting, fat (L. sebum, tallow). one of the acids obtained from fat. like fat (L. sebum, and fero, to bear.): Scale, se-ka'-le, s. the rye genus of plants (L.) a line that cuts another [Geom.]; a right line drawn from the centre of a circle, which, cutting the circumference, proceeds till it meets with a tangent to the same circle [Trig.]; the secant of an arc is a right line drawn from the centre, through one end of the arc, and terminated by a tangent drawn through the ather end (Trig) ( seco, to cut).