| SEAFARER | • seafarer n. A sailor or mariner. • seafarer n. One who travels by sea. • SEAFARER n. one who travels by sea. | 
| SEAFARERS | • seafarers n. Plural of seafarer. • SEAFARER n. one who travels by sea. | 
| SEAFARING | • seafaring adj. Living one’s life at sea. • seafaring adj. Fit to travel on the sea; seagoing. • seafaring n. The act, process, or practice of travelling the seas. | 
| SEAFARINGS | • seafarings n. Plural of seafaring. • SEAFARING n. travelling by sea. | 
| SEAFLOOR | • seafloor n. The bottom of a sea or ocean. • SEAFLOOR n. the bottom of the sea. | 
| SEAFLOORS | • seafloors n. Plural of seafloor. • SEAFLOOR n. the bottom of the sea. | 
| SEAFOAM | • seafoam n. A foam created by the agitation of seawater. • seafoam n. A type of confectionery made with egg whites, corn syrup, and brown sugar. • SEAFOAM n. foam formed on the sea. | 
| SEAFOAMS | • SEAFOAM n. foam formed on the sea. | 
| SEAFOLK | • seafolk n. Merpeople. • seafolk n. People who live near the sea and make a traditional living from it. • SEAFOLK n. seafaring people. | 
| SEAFOLKS | • SEAFOLK n. seafaring people. | 
| SEAFOOD | • seafood n. A colloquial term for fish, shellfish, seaweed, and other edible aquatic life. • seafood n. A nutritional term and culinary term for finned fish and shellfish used as food. In some cultures cartilaginous… • seafood n. A general term and regional vernacular for edible marine fish and shellfish. In this context “seafood”… | 
| SEAFOODS | • seafoods n. Plural of seafood. • SEAFOOD n. edible fish or shellfish from the sea. | 
| SEAFOWL | • seafowl n. Any bird that spends most of its time in coastal waters or over the oceans. • SEAFOWL n. a seabird. | 
| SEAFOWLS | • seafowls n. Plural of seafowl. • SEAFOWL n. a seabird. | 
| SEAFRONT | • seafront n. The seashore, the coast. • seafront n. The waterfront of a seaside town. • sea-front n. Alternative spelling of seafront. | 
| SEAFRONTS | • seafronts n. Plural of seafront. • sea-fronts n. Plural of sea-front. • SEAFRONT n. an area along the edge of the sea. |