sea fire

American  

noun

1. a bioluminescent glow produced by phosphorescent marine organisms.

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Etymology

Origin of sea fire

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.

From Washington Times

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

From New York Times

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.

From New York Times

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.

From New York Times

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

From New York Times