seel¹ /sēl/

1. To sew up the eyelids of (eg a hawk)
2. To blindfold
3. To blind, hoodwink

seel², sele or seal (Scot seil) /sēl/ (dialect)

1. Happiness
2. Good fortune
3. Opportune time
4. Season
5. Time of day

seelˈy adjective

1. Fortunate, happy, good (obsolete)
2. Simple, innocent (Spenser)
3. Pitiful, wretched, trifling
4. To be pitied, poor (obsolete)
5. Foolish (see silly)

pass the seel of the day

To greet in passing

seel³ /sēl/ (nautical and obsolete)

To heel over suddenly

A sudden heeling

• precessional
• precession of the equinoxes
• precessions
• prechristian
• pre-Christian
• precinct
• precincts
• preciosities
• preciosity
• precious
• preciouses
• preciously
• precious metals
• preciousness
• preciousnesses
• precious stone
• precious stones
• precipice
• precipice bond
• precipice bonds
• precipiced
• precipices
• precipitance
• precipitances
• precipitancies