noun
- plural of seal: marine mammals with flippers that live in water and on land
- plural of seal: official marks or stamps used to authenticate documents
- plural of seal: devices or materials that close openings to prevent leakage
verb
- third person singular present of seal: closes or secures something tightly
- third person singular present of seal: makes something official or final
Examples
- The seals basked on the rocky shore in the morning sun.
- Harbor seals are common along the Pacific coast.
- The document bore the official seals of three different agencies.
- She seals the envelope before mailing the letter.
- The rubber seals around the windows need replacement.
- This handshake seals our agreement.
- The mechanic checked all the seals in the engine.
- The judge’s signature seals the verdict.