seek /sēk/

1. To look for
2. To try to find, get, or achieve
3. To ask for
4. To aim at
5. To resort to, take oneself off to
6. To advance against
7. To try
8. To search, examine (archaic)

1. To make a search
2. To try or endeavour
3. To resort (obsolete)

seekˈer noun

1. A person who seeks
2. An inquirer
3. A dissector's probing instrument
4. A telescopic finder
5. (with cap) a member of a 17c sect who sought for the true church

seek-no-furthˈer noun

A reddish winter apple

seek after

To go in quest of

seek for

To look for

seek out

1. To look for and find
2. To find after much searching
3. To bring out from a hidden place

sought after

In demand

to seek

1. Not to be found
2. Lacking
3. At a loss to know (archaic; eg What real good is, I am to seek)
4. Defective (in; archaic)

• be naught
• bench
• benched
• bencher
• benchers
• benchership
• bencherships
• benches
• bench fees
• bench-hole
• bench-holes
• benching
• benchmark
• benchmarked
• benchmarking
• benchmarks
• bench press
• bench-press
• bench-pressed
• bench presses
• bench-presses
• bench-pressing
• bench test
• bench-test
• bench-tested