sea fire

noun

1. a bioluminescent glow produced by phosphorescent marine organisms.

Word History and Origins

Origin of sea fire¹

First recorded in 1805–15

Example Sentences

The test of Russia’s widely hyped Zircon system saw a Russian frigate in the White Sea fire a missile and hit a target in the Barents Sea.

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TED PRYOR, who was the executive chef at Sea Fire Grill, is now at the Royal 35 Steakhouse in Midtown.

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Two restaurants with the same owners — Sea Fire Grill, which had a 28 last year, and Benjamin Steak House, with a 27 last year — have vanished from the top 20 list.

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The Midtown Manhattan seafood restaurant the Sea Fire Grill is giving diners a chance to see where its bivalves come from by offering an expedition to Sexton Oysters in West Islip, N.Y.

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The Sea Fire’s executive chef, Ted Pryor, will lead the half-day trip, which takes place on Saturday, Oct.

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