seapoose
noun
sea·poose
ˈsēˌpüs
plural -s
1
: a shallow inlet or tidal stream along the Long Island shore
2
: sea puss
Word History
Etymology
by folk etymology from a word of Algonquian origin; akin to Delaware sepoûs, sepus small brook, Natick sepuēse brook, sepu river, Narragansett sepoêse little river, sepe river
- unrepairable
- unrepaired
- unrepairs
- unrepassable
- unrepealable
- unrepealed
- unrepeatable
- unrepeatably
- unrepeated
- unrepelled
- unrepentance
- unrepentant
- unrepentantly
- unrepented
- unrepenting
- unrepining
- unrepiningly
- unreplaceable
- unreplenished
- unreplying
- unreportable
- unreported
- unrepresentative
- unrepresentativeness
- unrepresentativenesses