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seajacking

seajacking is the present participle and gerund of seajack.

Meaning of seajack

Verb

seajack (third-person singular simple present seajacks, present participle seajacking, simple past and past participle seajacked)

  1. To illegally take control of a vessel.

See all 2 meanings of seajack

Noun

seajacking (plural seajackings)

  1. The act by which a vessel is seajacked.

Forms of seajacking

pluralseajackings

Questions about seajacking

What does seajacking mean?
Seajacking means the act by which a vessel is seajacked.
What is seajacking the present participle and gerund of?
Seajacking is the present participle and gerund of seajack.
What part of speech is seajacking?
Seajacking is a noun.
What is the plural of seajacking?
The plural of seajacking is seajackings.

Words near seajacking in the dictionary

  1. seahs
  2. seajack
  3. seajacked
  4. seajacker
  5. seajackers
  6. seajacking
  7. seajackings
  8. seajacks
  9. seak
  10. seakale
  11. seakeeping

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