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sealO-ring
able to seal self, sealing without being moistenedself-sealing
adorn or cover with beads; form into beads, collect in droplets, ball for a necklace, building or furniture trim, decorate with beads, deposit of metal, drop of moisture, gun sight, rosary, seal on a tire, small object with a hole in the center (thread...bead
ancient cylindrical clay object, chamber for piston, cylinder seal, geometric solid, geometric surface, long thin container, rotating part of printing press, rotating part of revolver, tube shape, tube-shaped figure; physical storage unit in a hard dri...cylinder
ancient cylindrical seal, cylindercylinder seal
Antarctic sealleopard seal
any of several species of carnivorous marine mammals from the suborder Pinnipedia; imprint; stamp, insignia; material used to tightly close an opening or object; mark, symbol; sign of approval or authorization, attach authenticating seal to something, ...seal
any of several varieties of soft material used as a sealant, caulk, seal with soft material, cover cracks or holes with putty, fix or repair something with putty, light gray, light gray color, paste forming top coat on plaster, paste used in glazing wi...putty
baby sealwhitecoat
barrier to flooding, barriers to intimacy, body membrane or lining, close something with wall, defensive structure, enclose with a wall; divide with a wall, fill up with a wall (doorway, etc.); seal with a wall; fortify; (Slang) lean or stand or sit or...wall
bear pups, conceited youth, give birth, bear young (animals), young animal, young dog, young dog or canine, puppy; young sealpup
blow; blow of an axe; cut of meat; seal, trademark, cut (as with an axe); cut down; cut into pieces, mince, cut off something, cut up something with sharp tool, dismissal, disturbed sea, form by chopping, hit ball with sharp downward movement, hit shar...chop
break or remove seal of, break the seal of, open, free from restrictionunseal
capsulize, compact, ejectable cockpit, gelatinous covering of microorganism, membrane surrounding body part, pill containing medicine; small case; compartment in a rocket, pill or casing, put in a casing; condense into compact form, seal on container, ...capsule
cut off the blubber from (seal, whale etc.); flay, skin (also flench)flense
 

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