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interseam

interseam adjective: between seams.

Adjective

interseam (not comparable)

  1. Between seams.

Noun

interseam (plural interseams)

  1. A seam lying between others.
    • interseams of coal

Verb

interseam (third-person singular simple present interseams, present participle interseaming, simple past and past participle interseamed)

  1. (transitive) To form seams between.

Forms of interseam

Noun
pluralinterseams
Verb
third-person singular presentinterseams
present participleinterseaming
past participleinterseamed
pastinterseamed

Origin of interseam

From inter- + seam.

Questions about interseam

What does interseam mean?
Interseam means between seams.
What part of speech is interseam?
Interseam can be an adjective, a noun or a verb.

Words near interseam in the dictionary

  1. interscribed
  2. interscribing
  3. interscutal
  4. interscutularis
  5. interseaboard
  6. interseam
  7. interseamed
  8. interseaming
  9. interseams
  10. interseason
  11. interseasonal

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