† inseav.
Obsolete. rare.
transitive. To enclose with the sea.
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insea?1611
?1611 G. Chapman tr. Homer Iliads xi. 637 There made we halt, and there the sun cast many a glorious beam On our bright armours, horse and foot insea'd together there.
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v.?1611- horse fennel
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- horse hockey
- horse it
- horse joke
- horse language
- horse latitudes
- horse lot
- horse manure
- horseloaf
- horselock
- horseloving
- horsely
- horsemackerel
- horsemaiming
- horseman
- horseman's bed
- horseman's hammer
- horseman's staff
- horseman's weight
- horsemane
- horsemanger
- horsemanship