sea-maid
[ see-meyd ]
noun
a mermaid.
a goddess or nymph of the sea.
Origin of sea-maid
1- Also sea-maid·en [see-meyd-n]. /ˈsiˌmeɪd n/.
Words Nearby sea-maid
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How to use sea-maid in a sentence
A spondee is a foot of two equally accented syllables; as, mainspring, sea-maid.
Elementary Guide to Literary Criticism | F. V. N. PainterFacing the bar, a startled sea maid turned her head, ever about to plunge to the safety of green seas.
Stepsons of Light | Eugene Manlove RhodesAnd before that despatch ever reached Wilmington the navy agent was in the offing in the Sea Maid.
If, Yes and Perhaps | Edward Everett HaleAs it was, a pair of brown eyes blinded him, and the tones of a voice sweeter than the songs of Oberon's sea-maid filled his ears.
A Fool For Love | Francis LyndeSome report a sea-maid spawned him; some, that he was begot between two stock-fishes.
Measure for Measure | William Shakespeare
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