anchor n. Bag to retard the drifting of a ship.

- anemone n. Marine animal with tube-shaped body and petal-like tentacles.

- bird n. Bird living near the sea.

- change n. Notable or unexpected transformation.

- cow n. - sirenian.

- walrus.

- dog n. Old sailor.

- front n. Part of a town directly facing the sea.

- green adj. & n. (as adj. Often hyphenated) bluish-green.

- horse n. - small upright fish with a head like a horse's.

- mythical creature with a horse's head and fish's tail.

- legs n.pl. Ability to keep one's balance and avoid seasickness at sea.

- level n. Mean level of the sea's surface, used in reckoning the height of hills etc. And as a barometric standard.

- lion n. Large, eared seal.

- lord n. Naval member of the admiralty board.

- mile n. Unit varying between approx. 2,014 yards (1,842 metres) and 2,035 yards (1,861 metres).

- n. - expanse of salt water that covers most of the earth's surface.

- any part of this.

- named tract of this partly or wholly enclosed by land (north sea).

- large inland lake (sea of galilee).

- waves of the sea; their motion or state (choppy sea).

- (foll. By of) vast quantity or expanse.

- (attrib.) Living or used in, on, or near the sea (often prefixed to the name of a marine animal, plant, etc., having a superficial resemblance to what it is named after) (sea lettuce). at sea 1 in a ship on the sea.

- perplexed, confused. By sea in a ship or ships. Go to sea become a sailor. On the sea 1 = at sea 1.

- on the coast. [old english]

- pink n. Maritime plant with bright pink flowers.

- room n. Space at sea for a ship to turn etc.

- salt n. Salt produced by evaporating sea water.

- scout n. Member of the maritime branch of the scout association.

- urchin n. Small marine animal with a spiny shell.

- wall n. Wall built to stop flooding or erosion by the sea.