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Synonym for sea [noun]
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Further results for the word "sea"
surf [noun]
means "surge"billow, swell, sea, wave
swell [noun]
means "surge"billow, surf, sea, wave
seacoast [noun]
means "seashore"beach, seaside, strand, seaboard, brink, shore, littoral, coastline
search [verb]
means "activity"explore, seek, probe, investigate, penetrate, rummage, examine, inspect, scrutinise, scrutinize
search [noun]
means "event"hunt, quest, pursuit, chase, exploration, research, investigation, inquiry
seasickness [noun]
means "queasiness"nausea, vomiting
seasonable [adjective]
means "pertinent"relevant, applicable, germane, convenient, appropriate, due, likely
seasoned [adjective]
means "experienced"practiced, skilled, accustomed, versed, veteran, habituated, familiar with
applicable [adjective]
means "pertinent"relevant, appropriate, germane, convenient, seasonable, due
appropriate [adjective]
means "pertinent"relevant, applicable, germane, convenient, seasonable, due
aquatic [adjective]
means "nautical"seafaring, naval, marine, navigational, maritime
beach [noun]
means "nature"seashore, shore, seaside, strand
bottom [noun]
means "body"buttocks, seat
burn [verb]
means "cooking"sear
burn [verb]
means "action"flame, blaze, ignite, sear, flare, char, blister, scald, singe, sear, wound, scorch
cauterize [verb]
means "burn"sear, singe, char, disinfect, sterilise, sterilize
cutting [adjective]
means "caustic"pungent, searching, acid, incisive, satirical, shrill
emigrating [adjective]
means "passing periodically"seasonal, transient, passing over, migrant, migratory
exploration [noun]
means "hunt"quest, pursuit, chase, search, research, investigation
explore [verb]
means "prospect"search, investigate
fish [noun]
means "animal"seafood
flavour [noun]
means "flavouring"extract, seasoning
flavouring [noun]
means "flavour"extract, seasoning
germane [adjective]
means "pertinent"relevant, applicable, appropriate, convenient, seasonable, due
hunting [noun]
means "pursuit"chase, search, run, hunt
incident [noun]
means "event"affair, happening, instant, circumstance, occasion, season
incinerate [verb]
means "flame"blaze, ignite, sear, flare, char, burn
look [verb]
means "activity"seek, hunt, search for
look around [verb]
means "look for"search, hunt, explore, rummage
mariner [noun]
means "sailor"navigator, tar, salt, seafarer, sea dog
maritime [adjective]
means "oceanic"seaside, seashore, shore
maritime [adjective]
means "nautical"seafaring, naval, marine, navigational, aquatic
migratory [adjective]
means "passing periodically"seasonal, transient, passing over, migrant, emigrating
naval [adjective]
means "sea"nautical, seafaring, maritime, marine, navigational, aquatic
observant [adjective]
means "circumspect"searching, questioning, surveying, contemplating, considering
occasion [noun]
means "event"affair, happening, instant, circumstance, incident, season
opportune [adjective]
means "convenient"auspicious, fortuitous, felicitous, lucky, seasonable, timely
overcook [verb]
means "burn"scorch, blacken, char, toast, ruin, sear
parching [adjective]
means "drying"searing, withering, burning
pertinent [adjective]
means "appropriate"relevant, applicable, germane, convenient, seasonable, due
pew [noun]
means "lawn-seat"bench, bank, seat, stall, settee, form
pirate [noun]
means "buccaneer"privateer, rover, corsair, sea dog, freebooter
probe [verb]
means "explore"seek, search, investigate, penetrate, rummage
prospect [verb]
means "explore"search
pursuit [noun]
means "hunt"chase, search, run, hunting
queasiness [noun]
means "nausea"seasickness, vomiting
quest [noun]
means "hunt"search, pursuit, chase, exploration, research, investigation
relevant [adjective]
means "pertinent"appropriate, applicable, germane, convenient, seasonable, due
relish [noun]
means "condiment"seasoning, flavouring, appetiser, appetizer
rummage [verb]
means "look for"search, hunt, explore, look around
rump [noun]
means "bottom"butt, posterior, seat, tail end, back
saddle [noun]
means "thing"seat
sagacity [noun]
means "knowledge"training, skill, seasoning, experience, maturity, practice
sailing [adjective]
means "marine"maritime, navigational, naval, seafaring, nautical
satirical [adjective]
means "caustic"pungent, searching, acid, incisive, cutting, shrill
scald [verb]
means "blister"burn, singe, sear, wound, scorch
settee [noun]
means "furniture"pew, bank, seat, stall, bench, form
shore [noun]
means "nature"coast, beach, seashore, seaside, sea-coast, lake-side
signature [noun]
means "mark"cross, franchise, seal, sign, frank
singe [verb]
means "blister"scald, burn, sear, wound, scorch
sit [verb]
means "position"roost, perch, squat, hunker, seat
sodium chloride [noun]
means "salt"condiment, seasoning
sofa [noun]
means "thing"seat, bench, stool, chair, space, place
sticker [noun]
means "stamp"seal, fastener, tape, signature, tie
stool [noun]
means "thing"chair, seat, bench, pew, settee, throne
stopper [noun]
means "top"cap, capsule, plug, seal
strafe [verb]
means "rake"shoot, rummage, ransack, search, scour, blister
strand [noun]
means "seashore"shore, seaside, beach
time-honoured [adjective]
means "old"seasoned, aged, elderly, ancient, venerable, advanced
traveled [adjective]
means "worldly"international, cosmopolitan, seasoned, experienced, sophisticated, urbane
travelled [adjective]
means "worldly"international, cosmopolitan, seasoned, experienced, sophisticated, urbane
union [noun]
means "joint"weld, coupling, juncture, connection, seam
veteran [adjective]
means "experienced"seasoned, skilled, versed
vomiting [noun]
means "queasiness"seasickness, nausea
yearly [adjective]
means "annual"each year, seasonal, anniversary
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