different between seallike vs sealike
seallike
English
Etymology
seal +? -like
Adjective
seallike (comparative more seallike, superlative most seallike)
- Resembling a seal (the mammal) or some aspect of one.
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sealike
English
Alternative forms
- sea-like
Etymology
From sea +? -like. Compare Old English s?l?c (“of the sea”).
Adjective
sealike (comparative more sealike, superlative most sealike)
- Resembling a sea or some aspect of one.
Anagrams
- Aleksei
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