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Show S E SE +Tis mine to form his groen unpraétis'd year 510 In fage debates Pope 3 p‘AGRASS, #. /. [from fea and grafs ; alga, Lat. fthore An herb growing on th fe {o ™y 3g‘AGREEN. adj. [ fea and green. Re fembling the colour of the diftant fea W cerulean Y White, red, yellow, blue, with their mixtures as green, fcarlet, purple, and feagreen, come in b Locke y the eyes Upon his urn reclin'd His feagrees mantle waving in the wind Mug The god appear'd &g AGREEN. #. /. Saxifrage "EAGULL Pope A plant n. /. [ fea and gu/l. A wate JOWL el o Seagulls, when they flock together from the fe 4 towards the fhores, forefhow rain and wind Bacon's Natural Hiffory - Bitterns, herons, and feagu/ls, are great encmie to fith Mortimer's Hufbandry C M EAcuL " #fi Afeabird E'AHEDGEHOG w4 of fea fhellfifh n. Ainfworth [echinus A kin The feabedgebog is inclofed in a round fhell, fa " "I%3 fhioned as a loaf of bread, wrought and; pinched and guarded by an outer fkin full of prickles, a the land urchin Carewv Ly, 2E"AHOG. #,/o [ fea and bog. h L The por pus iB'AHOLLY. 7 /. [eryngium, Lat.] A plant iy The fpecies are, feabolly, or eryngo Commo ¢z .. eryngo The roots of the firf¥ are candied, an lo fent to London for medicinal ufe, being the tru ETYNEO "ie'asoLM Miller. n fo [ fea and bolm. | eiesiers A fmall uninhabited ifland wsiinid, Seaholly A kind of fea weed Cornwal bringeth forth greater ftore of feabol and famphire than any other county Carew SE‘'AHORSE. z. /. [ fea and horfe. . 't The feaborfe is a fith of a very fingula .« form as w {ee it dried an of th needlefith kind. It is about four or fiv inches in length, and nearly half a inch in diameter in the broadeft part Its colour a w fe dried is a dee reddifh brown : and its tail is turne round under the belly. H:ll's Mat. Med :#2, The morfe Part of a large tooth, round and tapering: tufk of the morfe, or waltrons, called by fome th Jeaborfe Woodwward .x:¢# 3. The medical and the poetical feakbor/ wats feem very different. By the feahorf Dryden means probably the hippopotaanus Seakorfesy flound'ring in the flimy mud Tofs' up their heads, and dafh'd the coze abou 'em Dryden "V SE°aMa1p. 7./. [ fea and maid.] Mermaid Certain ftars thot from their ipheres '{‘o hear the framaids mufick Shake[teare 707 SEaMaN. 2. /. [ fea and man. /1. Afailor; a navigator; a mariner She, looking out Beholds the fleet, and hears the feamen fhout Denban Seamen, through difmal ftorms, are won To pafs the oyfter-breeding Hellefpont Ewelyn. A neas order' A flately tomb, whofe top a trumpet bore A foldier's falchion, and a feamar's oar Thus was his friend interr'd Dryden By undergoing the hazards of the fea, and th fompany of common feamen, you male it eviden you will refufe no epportunity of rendering yourLelf ufeful bD/J'd'crl o ¥ Had they Y appli app d themfelves to the increafe of | Sg'ar00M. 7. /. [L oz and ‘#oom. their frength by fea, they might have had th u i i a f { m greateft fleet, and the moft feamen, of any ftate i ere is fearcom enough for both nations, withT Europe Addifon 2. Merman ; the male of the mermaid Seals live at land and at fea, and porpufes hav the warm blood and intrails ofa hog, not to mention mermaids or feamen Locke SEA"MARK. #. /. [ fea and mark. Poin or confpicuous place diftinguifhed at fea and ferving the mariners as direGion of their courfe Thofe white rocks Threat'ning unheedy wreck and rafh decay He for his fafety's fake his feamark made And nam'd it Albion Fairy Queen Though you do fee me weapon'd Here is my journey's end, here is my butt The very feamark of my utmott fail. Shak. Othells They were executed at divers places upon th for feamarks or light-houfes to teac Perkin's people to avoid the coaft Bacon's Henry VII They are remembered with a brand of infam fixt upon them, and fet as feamarks for thofe wh obferve them to avoid Dryden The fault of others fiva He fet as feamarks for himfelf to fhun Dryden Seame'w. n.f. [ fea and mew. A fow that frequents the fea An ifland falt and bare The haunt of feals, and orcks, and feamezvs clang The chough the feameav Scream aloft Milton the loquacious crow Pope's Ody[ley SE'AMONSTER. 2. /i [ fea and monfler. Strange animal of the fea Seamonfiers give fuck to their young. Lam. iv. 3 Where luxury late reign'd, feamonflers whelp Milton Se'amoss n. /. [ fea and mofs5 corallium Lat.] Coral, which grows in the fe like a fhrub, and, being taken out, be comes hard like a ftone SE'ANAVELWORT. #. /i [androfaces, Lat. An herb growing in Syria, by whic great cures are performed SE'aNyMPH. 7 /. [ fea and nymph. defs of the fea Virgil & God after I Homer's examRAI ple LCyIE gives us a trans formation of AEmneas's thips into feanymphs. Broome SE'AONION. z. /o An herb Ainfworth Se'a00sE. n /. [ fea and 0ge.] The mu in the fea or fhore All feaoofe, or oofy mud, and the mud of rivers are of great advantage to all forts of land Mbortimer Se'apav. w [ [ fella marina, Lat.] Th ftar fith SE'APANTHER. 7. /. [ fea and panther gabos Lat. A fith like a lampry SE'AP1ECE. 7 /. [ fea and piece] A picture reprefenting any thing at fea Painters often emplo their pencils upon fe fi(w: Ad, /1:,' 1 SE'aPooL, z /. [/fea and posl.] A lake o {alt water I heard it wifhed, that all that land were 7 Spenfer Se'aPorT. m fi [ fea and port. A har bour SE'ARISQUE. 7. /. [ fea and rifgue.] Haz The bigge whale like forne huge carrack lay Which wanteth fraroom with her foes to play SEARO'VER was f grea a encourager of commerce that he charged himfelf wit all the fearifgze o fuch veflels as carried corn to Rome in the winter SE'AROCKET 7 / A plant Waller #. f. [fea and rove. A pi rate SE'arRvFF Lat. 2 [fe an ruff; orphus A kind of fea fith SE'ASERPENT. n. /. [ fea and ferpent ;5 by val war You were prefle with much ado SEasHARK Arbuthyot for th cafervice and got of Dirett. to Servants 7. /. [ fea and jpark: A ra venous feafith Witches mummy, maw and gul Of the ravening falt feabark Shakefpeare Se'AsHELL n [fea and fhell Shell found on the fhore Seafbells are great improvers of four or cold land Mortimer Sea'suORE. n [ [ fea and fbore. coaft of the fea Th Tllatfe;{/l‘:re where no more world is found But foaming billows breaking on the ground Drydey Fournier gives an account of an earthquake i Peru, that reached three hundred leagues alon the fea/bore Burnet To fay 2 man has a clear idea of any quantity without knowing how great it is,, is as reafonabl as to fay he has the pofitive idea of the numbe of the fands on the feafbore Locke Se'asick adj [ fea and ki Sick fa new voyagers on the fea She began to be much feafick, extremity of weather continuing Shakefpeare Barbaroff wa not abl to come on fhore fo that he was, as they faid, feafick, and troubled with an ague Kinolles In lov2's voyage, nothing can offend Women are never feafick Dryden's Fuuvenal Weary and feafick, when in thee confin'd Now for thy fafety, cares diftract my mind Seasi'pe Savift . /i [ fea and fide.] The edg of the fea Their camels were without number, as the fan by the feafide Fud. vii. 132 There difembarking on the green Jeafide We land our cattle, and the fpoil divide Pope SEASU'RGEON. 7. /. [ feaand furgesn. chirurgeon employed on fhipboard My defign was to help the feaf >s Surgery SEASURRO'UNDED. adj. [fea and jfur round.] Encircled by the fea To feafurrounded realms the gods aflig Small tra&t of fertile lawn, the leaft to mine. Pope SEATE'RM. 7. /. [ fea and term. art ufed by the {feamen Word o I agree with you in your cenfure of the Jeaterm in Dryden's Virgil, becaufe no terms of art, o cant words, {uit the majefty of epick poetry Seawa'TER. #. /. [ /ea and water. {alt water of the fea Pope Th By digging of pits in the fea-thore, he did fruftrate th laborious work of th enemies had turned the feawater upon the well whic of Alex Bacon's Natural Hif e member wit feawater Wif 1as many grofs, rough, and earth ard at fea H Bacon's Adwice to Vill drus, Lat.] A water ferpent ; an adder Sease'RVICE. z. [ £[ fea and / ferwice.] Na- Which all along the fouthern feacoaft lay feacoatt out offending one another cles in it, as appears from its faltnefs; where eth water is more pure and unmixt. B SE'AWITHWIND Bindweed n / [ /oldanclla Lat. E'AWOR M |
