Definitions of seam
-
To
unite
by
a
seam;
make
a
seam
in;
become
fissured.
-
To
form
a
seam
upon
or
of;
to
join
by
sewing
together;
to
unite.
-
To
mark
with
something
resembling
a
seam;
to
line;
to
scar.
-
To
make
the
appearance
of
a
seam
in,
as
in
knitting
a
stocking;
hence,
to
knit
with
a
certain
stitch,
like
that
in
such
knitting.
-
To
form
a
junction
or
union
upon
or
of;
join
or
sew
together,
as
a
garment;
scar;
line.
-
To
unite
by
a
seam:
to
sew:
to
make
a
seam
in.
-
To
make
a
seam
in;
make
a
ridge
on.
-
To
become
ridgy;
to
crack
open.
-
join
with
a
seam
-
To
form
a
seam
in;
to
sew
or
otherwise
unite;
to
mark
with
a
cicatrix;
to
scar.
-
To
unite
by
sewing
with
thread.
-
joint
consisting
of
a
line
formed
by
joining
two
pieces
-
Grease;
tallow;
lard.
-
The
fold
or
line
formed
by
sewing
together
two
pieces
of
cloth
or
leather.
-
Hence,
a
line
of
junction;
a
joint;
a
suture,
as
on
a
ship,
a
floor,
or
other
structure;
the
line
of
union,
or
joint,
of
two
boards,
planks,
metal
plates,
etc.
-
A
thin
layer
or
stratum;
a
narrow
vein
between
two
thicker
strata;
as,
a
seam
of
coal.
-
A
line
or
depression
left
by
a
cut
or
wound;
a
scar;
a
cicatrix.
-
A
denomination
of
weight
or
measure.
-
The
quantity
of
eight
bushels
of
grain.
-
The
quantity
of
120
pounds
of
glass.
-
The
line
formed
by
the
sewing
of
two
pieces
of
material
together;
line
of
junction
or
union;
narrow
vein
between
two
thicker
layers
of
earth,
etc.;
as,
a
seam
of
coal;
a
scar.
-
That
which
is
sewed:
the
line
formed
by
the
sewing
together
of
two
pieces:
a
line
of
union:
a
vein
or
stratum
of
metal,
ore,
coal,
etc.: (
geol.)
a
thin
layer
between
thicker
strata.
-
Juncture
of
two
edges;
line
of
sewing;
line
of
union;
vein
of
metal;
ridge.
-
A
line
where
parts
or
pieces,
as
of
cloth
or
rock,
are
joined;
a
juncture;
crack;
fissure;
scar;
wrinkle.
-
The
suture
of
two
edges
of
cloth
by
the
needle;
a
cicatrix
or
scar;
the
juncture
of
planks
in
a
ships
side
or
deck;
a
vein
or
stratum
of
metal,
ore,
coal, &
c.;
a
thin
layer
separating
strata
of
greater
magnitude;
a
measure
of
eight
bushels
of
corn,
tallow,
or
lard.
-
The
uniting
or
joining
together
of
two
pieces
of
cloth
by
sewing
or
stitching
them
with
thread;
the
line
where
this
junction
is
made;
the
line
or
space
between
planks
when
placed
or
fastened
together;
a
vein
or
stratum
of
an
ore,
or
of
coal, &
c.;
in
geol.,
a
thin
layer
between
thicker
strata.
-
A
measure
or
quantity,
as
of
corn,
or
of
glass.
-
Tallow;
grease;
fat.
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