Seam
71seam bowler — noun Cricket a bowler who makes the ball deviate by causing it to bounce on its seam. Derivatives seam bowling noun …
72seam bowler — /ˈsim boʊlə/ (say seem bohluh) noun Cricket a bowler who relies on the movement off the pitch, caused by the seam of the ball striking the ground, to deceive the batter. Compare swing bowler. –seam bowling, noun …
73seam / seem — A seam is where two pieces are joined: The seam of Leticia s dress ripped when she bent over. To seem is to appear or look as if: Leticia seemed unhappy when that happened …
74seam / seem — A seam is where two pieces are joined: The seam of Leticia s dress ripped when she bent over. To seem is to appear or look as if: Leticia seemed unhappy when that happened …
75seam-squirrels — n. lice. (See also pants rabbits.) □ I got an itch. Must be seam squirrels. □ Where would you get seam squirrels? …
76seam binding — noun : a covering or reinforcement for a seam; especially : a narrow strip of fabric in plain weave used (as in garments) to strengthen seams, finish hems, or cover raw edges * * * a narrow strip of fabric attached to the unfinished edge of a… …
77seam-weld — ˈ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ transitive verb Etymology: seam weld : to unite by a seam weld …
78seam welding — noun : resistance welding in which the weld is made linearly (as between two rollers, a roller and a bar) * * * seam welding noun 1. Resistance welding of overlapping sheets of metal using wheels or rollers as electrodes 2. Welding two pieces of… …
79seam binding — a narrow strip of fabric attached to the unfinished edge of a seam or hem to keep it from raveling. * * * …
80seam welding — /sim ˈwɛldɪŋ/ (say seem welding) noun welding which runs continuously along a seam to connect two pieces of metal, either sheet or tubular. Compare spot welding …
