watch-seal
watch-seal noun: a small seal or decorative trinket attached to a watchchain.
Noun
watch-seal (plural watch-seals)
- A small seal or decorative trinket attached to a watchchain.
- He does not 'engrave Truth on his watch-seal; 'no, but he stands by truth, speaks by it, works and lives by it.1840, Thomas Carlyle, On Heroes, Hero-worship and the Heroic in History, page 214
- Synonyms:
- onion
Synonyms of watch-seal
Forms of watch-seal
| plural | watch-seals |
|---|---|
| alternative form | watch seal |
Questions about watch-seal
- What does watch-seal mean?
- Watch-seal means a small seal or decorative trinket attached to a watchchain.
- What part of speech is watch-seal?
- Watch-seal is a noun.
- What is the plural of watch-seal?
- The plural of watch-seal is watch-seals.
Words near watch-seal in the dictionary
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