| SEEDBOXES | • seedboxes n. Plural of seedbox. • SEEDBOX n. part of a plant that holds seeds. |
| SEEDCAKES | • seedcakes n. Plural of seedcake. • seed␣cakes n. Plural of seed cake. • SEEDCAKE n. a sweet cake with seeds. |
| SEEDCASES | • seedcases n. Plural of seedcase. • SEEDCASE n. the protective outer covering of a seed. |
| SEEDEATER | • seedeater n. (Literally) An individual or species which eats seeds. • seedeater n. A bird species which feeds mainly on seeds. • seedeater n. Any bird in the genus Sporophila of the tanager family, Thraupidae. |
| SEEDHEADS | • seedheads n. Plural of seedhead. • SEEDHEAD n. a seed-containing part of some plants that develops after flowering or fruiting. |
| SEEDINESS | • seediness n. The property of being seedy (unkempt). • seediness n. The property of being seedy (full of seeds). • SEEDINESS n. the state of being seedy. |
| SEEDLINGS | • seedlings n. Plural of seedling. • SEEDLING n. a young plant. |
| SEEDSTOCK | • seedstock n. Alternative form of seed stock. • seed␣stock n. (Literally) A stock of seed. • seed␣stock n. Any supply for planting in general. |
| SEEDTIMES | • seedtimes n. Plural of seedtime. • SEEDTIME n. the season for sowing seeds. |
| SEEMINGLY | • seemingly adv. As it appears; apparently. • seemingly adv. In a seemly manner; decorously; with propriety. • SEEMING adv. apparent. |
| SEEMLIEST | • seemliest adj. Superlative form of seemly: most seemly. • SEEMLY adj. of pleasing appearance, proper. |
| SEEMLIHED | • seemlihed n. Alternative form of seemlihead. • SEEMLIHED n. (obsolete) seemliness, also SEEMLIHEAD, SEEMLYHED. |
| SEEMLYHED | • seemlyhed n. Obsolete form of seemlihead. • SEEMLYHED n. (Spenser) seemliness, also SEEMLIHEAD, SEEMLIHED. |
| SEERESSES | • seeresses n. Plural of seeress. • SEERESS n. a female seer. |
| SEESAWING | • seesawing v. Present participle of seesaw. • seesawing n. A rising and falling, like that of a seesaw. • see-sawing v. Present participle of see-saw. |
| SEETHINGS | • seethings n. Plural of seething. • see␣things v. (Idiomatic) To imagine that one sees things that are not actually present; to have visual hallucinations. • see␣things v. Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see see, thing. |