seaware

sea·ware

(sē′wâr′)

Sea wrack used as fertilizer.

[Possibly Old English sǣwār : sǣ, sea + wār, seaweed; see wei- in Indo-European roots.]

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seaware

(ˈsiːˌwɛə)

(Plants) any of numerous large coarse seaweeds, esp when cast ashore and used as fertilizer

[Old English sǣwār, from sǣ sea + wār seaweed]

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