sea-cook
1> _. 
_Id:
son of a sea-cook _.  

sea-cow
1> _.  (Trichechus latirostris)
2> _.  (Sirenia gen.)
3> _. 

sea-craft
1>  
2> _.  ;  
3>  , 

sea-crayfish
1> _.  (Palinuridae)

sea-devil
1> _.  -   (Manta)

sea-dragon
1>   
2> _.   (Lamprotoxus)

sea-duck
1> _. ,   (Aythya)

sea-eagle
1> _.  (Haliaetus gen.)

sea-ear
1> _.   (Haliotis; )

sea-elephant
1> _.   (Mirounga)

sea-fan
1>   ()

sea-farming
1> ;    

sea-fight
1>  

sea-fire
1> ,  

sea-fish
1>  

sea-floor
1>  ;  

sea-flower
1> _.  (Actiniaria)
2> _. () (Anemone gen.)

sea-foam
1>  
2> _.  

sea-fog
1> ,   

sea-fox
1> _.   (Alopias; )

sea-gate
1> _.  ; ,   ,  

sea-gauge
1> 
2> 
3>  

sea-god
1>  

sea-goddess
1>  

sea-grass
1> _.   (Ruppia maritima)
2> _.   (Salicornia europaea)
3> _.   (Armeria vulgaris)

sea-green
1>   
_Id:
sea-green incorruptible . _.  ;
 () 

sea-hedgehog
1> _.   (Echinoidea)

sea-island cotton
1> _.   "-"

sea-jelly
1> _. 

sea-kale
1> _.   (Crambe maritima)
2> _.   (Rhodymenia)

sea-king
1> , 
2>  

sea-law
1>  

sea-lawyer
1> _. _. , ; 
2> _. _. 

sea-leather
1> _.   ,   . .

sea-letter
1>   (    )

sea-light
1> _. ,  ;  

sea-line
1>  
2>  ( )
3>  (     )

sea-lion
1> _.   (Zalophus)
2> _.  (Eumetopias jubatus)

sea-mew
1> _.  (Larus gen.)

sea-monster
1>  

sea-mouse
1> _.   (Aphrodite; )

sea-nymph
1> _.  , 

sea-otter
1> _.  
2> _. ,   (Enhydris marina)

sea-pass
1>   (  
   )

sea-pay
1> _.    

sea-pen
1> _.   (Pennatula)

sea-pie
1> " " (      )

sea-piece
1> ,  

sea-risks
1> _pl. _.  

sea-robber
1>  , 

sea-rover
1>  , 
2>  

sea-salt
1>  

sea-saw battle
1> _. _.    

sea-serpent
1> _.  ,  
2> _.   (Hydrophidae)
3> (S.) _.  ()

sea-snail
1> _.  (Liparis gen.)

sea-snake
1> _.   (Hydrophidae)

sea-snipe
1> _.   (Macrorhamphosus scolaplax)

sea-soldier
1>  

sea-song
1>  

sea-speed
1> _.   ()

sea-star
1> _.   (Asteroidea)

sea-swallow
1> _.  (Sterno hirundo)

sea-swine
1> _.   (Phocaena gen.)

sea-to-sea missile
1> _.   " - "

sea-trout
1>   ( )

sea-turn
1>  ,  ;   

sea-unicorn
1> _. ,  (Monodon monocerous)

sea-urchin
1> _.   (Echinoidea)

sea-vojage
1>  ,   

sea-washed
1>  

sea-wolf
1> _.   (Anarhichas lupus)

seabag
1>   (  )

seabathing
1>  

seabeach
1>   
2>  

seabed
1>  

Seabee
1> _. _. (-)
2> _. _. _. -  

seabird
1>  

seaboard
1>  , 
_Ex:
seaboard markets   ,  
_Ex:
the Atlantic seaboard   
_Ex:
seaboard provinces  ; , 
 
_Ex:
on the seaboard  
_Ex:
states on the seaboard  

seaborn
1>  
_Ex:
the seaborn goddess  ()
_Ex:
the seaborn town " " ()

seaborne
1> ,   
_Ex:
seaborne aircraft  () ; 

_Ex:
seaborne trade  
2>   ,  
_Ex:
seaborne ship    

seabound
1>    ( )
_Ex:
we were seabound   ()  

seacoast
1>  ;  
_Ex:
seacoast fortifications _.  

seadog
1> _.  

seadrome
1> 

seafarer
1> , 

seafaring
1> ;  
_Ex:
seafaring man 
_Ex:
seafaring life  

seafood
1> ,   ( ); ,
,   . .;  

seafowl
1>  

seafront
1>   
_Ex:
house on the seafront   ;     
2>  
_Ex:
to walk on the seafront    

seagirt
1>  

seagoing
1>    , ,  
( )
2>    ,  ; 
_Ex:
seagoing job ,    
_Ex:
seagoing trade  ;  
3> 
_Ex:
seagoing ship  ,   

seagull
1> _.  (Larus gen.)

seahorse
1> - (  )
2> _.  (Odobenus rosmarus)
3> _.   (Hippocampus)

seakindly
1>     ( ); 

seal
1> _.  (Phocidae)
_Ex:
seal oil  
2>  
3>  
4>   , 
_Ex:
to go sealing      ( )
5> ; 
_Ex:
the Great S.    
_Ex:
the S. of the Fisherman  
_Ex:
under seal   ,  , 

_Ex:
(given) under my hand and seal ()  
     
_Ex:
impression of a seal  
_Ex:
customs seal  
_Ex:
to affix (to put) one's seal to a document  
 ,   ; 
_Ex:
to attest by a seal   
_Ex:
to break the seal of a letter    
_Ex:
to place under seals 
_Ex:
to impress a seal upon smth.   
-. (.  , )
6> 
_Ex:
customs seal  
_Ex:
goods under customs seal ,  
_Ex:
to remove the seals  
7> 
_Ex:
the seal of fate  
_Ex:
a book that bears the seal of genius , 
 
_Ex:
death had already set its seal on his face    
 
8> , 
_Ex:
the seal of approval  
_Ex:
the seal of his acceptance   
_Ex:
to set the (one's) seal upon (to) smth.  
(, ) -.
_Ex:
these facts give the seal to his theory   
  (    )
9>  , ; 
_Ex:
a kiss as the seal of his love    
_Ex:
the seal of confession  
_Ex:
a seal upon his lips  ()  
_Ex:
under the seal of silence    

10> (. the seals) ;  ( -
 )
_Ex:
to return the seals   ;  
11> 
_Ex:
to wear seals as an appendage to a watch guard  
  
12> _.  , 
13> _. ,  (  . .)
14> _. 
15> _. , 
16> _. , 
_Id:
seal of love ; , " "
17> ,  ;  
_Ex:
signed, sealed and delivered ,  
 
_Ex:
the treaty has been signed and sealed   
 
18>   (.  , )
19> ,  (. seal up)
_Ex:
officials have sealed (up) all doors  
 
20>  (. seal up)
_Ex:
to seal (up) an envelope  
_Ex:
his lips are sealed _.   
21>  ; ,   . . (. seal
up)
_Ex:
to seal up a tin of food   
_Ex:
to seal a puncture   (   . .)
_Ex:
sleep sealed his eyes    
_Ex:
the windows must be sealed up    
_Ex:
eyes sealed in death ,  
22>    ( seal off)
_Ex:
a vessel sealed in ice ,   
_Ex:
the police sealed off the entrances  
 
23> _. ,  (. seal off)
24>  , 
_Ex:
death has sealed her for his own     
25> , 
_Ex:
he is sealed to (for) damnation     
26>  , 
_Ex:
to seal an agreement  
_Ex:
to seal a bargain  
_Ex:
to seal smb.'s fate  -. () 
_Ex:
the airman's carelessness sealed his fate 
    
27>  , ,   . .
_Ex:
his eyes were sealed on the door    
 
28> _.  
29> _.    
30> , 
_Id:
to seal the move    ()

seal brown
1>   ;   

seal ring
1>   

seal-fishery
1>    

seal-rookery
1>  

Sealab
1>  ,  

