Seals is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SEALS in dictionary:

VERB:
• SEAL, to close or make secure
• fasten or close securely
• prevent something from escaping by closing a container or opening
• isolate an area by preventing or monitoring access to and from it
• apply a non-porous coating to (a surface) to make it impervious
• fry (food) briefly at a high temperature to prevent it from losing moisture during subsequent cooking
• conclude, establish, or secure (something) definitively
• fix a piece of wax or lead stamped with a design to (a document) to authenticate it.
• hunt for seals
NOUN:
• a member of an elite force within the US Navy, specializing in guerrilla warfare and counter-insurgency.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to close or make secure against access, leakage, or passage

Words related to SEALS

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How to use SEALS in a sentence

• Her caution as to doors, windows, and seals of letters.
• The United States is, however, extremely anxious that these two countries should be at the meeting to give their opinion about the proper manner and season in which to hunt seals.
• Three hundred Bishops at once set their seals to it, and of those who at first refused all but two were won over, and these were banished.
• No one touched those sacks till you broke the seals in this office.
• Many of these glass bottle seals have been found at Jamestown.
• These north Atlantic seals, having no fine fur like the Pacific seals, are chiefly valuable for their fat.
• If his trapping fails his hope and faith are none the less when he sets out in the spring to hunt seals.
• Pondering this matter, and almost unconscious that she did so, Mora broke the seals.
• The flesh of the young seals is good to eat, and seamen who have been cast away on the islands have been sometimes saved from starvation by eating it.
• Some of the birds pushed the others into the water in their eagerness to witness the killing of the seals, which they appeared to be discussing with much interest.
• I pray you always to examine the seals of mine to you, and the strength of the impression.
• She then looked at the chain and seals, and observed that one of the seals was bright, which was the case.
• No doubt, the bright-eyed seals looked like sea-maidens to many ancient mariners.
• We have not been able to kill seals there, because we could not get skins down to the village.
• The seals were numerous, and the hunters, armed with their iron-tipped spears, easily killed half-a-dozen.
• They bear nearly all the seals and signatures of our ministers.
• But the most minute search made in every corner of the house after the seals were removed, brought no discovery.
• Innumerable herds of seals plunged rushing before me in the flood.
• A chief attraction to this house was to see the seals play on these rocks, their favorite place of resort.
• Seals are found in nearly all waters, but the seal whose fur is so valuable to us is found only in the North and South Pacific oceans, and not in the Atlantic.
• A few years ago, it became apparent that for the seals of the North Pacific ocean and Bering Sea, early extinction was in store.

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