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sea cabbage

noun

  1. a brown alga, Hedophyllum sessile, of the North Pacific, characterized by a compact mass of fronds resembling a cabbage.


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Word History and Origins

Origin of sea cabbage1

First recorded in 1725–35
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Example Sentences

Another useful plant is the Sea Cabbage, which grows on some parts of our sea coast.

It may be any one of the grotesque products of Neptune's vegetable garden, a sea-cucumber, a sea-carrot, or a sea-cabbage.

Sea-kale, or sea-cabbage, is a native of the sea coast of England, growing in the sand and pebbles of the sea-shore.

Marine plants, such as the sea-anemones, the rock-grown samphire, and the sea-cabbage grow around the islands in great profusion.

The prevention is to wash the cattle with a lotion of sea cabbage boiled with infusion of wine.

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