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from The Century Dictionary.

  • noun A name of various animals.

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Examples

  • Thus they set off to invade Britain with their frankly unwelcome message of 'solidarity' (whatever that means), weaving their way uncertainly amongst the supertankers, container megaships, ferries (conventional and SeaCat).

    Archive 2007-08-05 2007

  • Thus they set off to invade Britain with their frankly unwelcome message of 'solidarity' (whatever that means), weaving their way uncertainly amongst the supertankers, container megaships, ferries (conventional and SeaCat).

    Coastguards Stem New Franco-German Invasion 2007

  • After failures with our portable radar Sprite (the instrument that measures the thickness of the Arctic ice) and a fault with the SeaCat probe (a device that measures the water column beneath the floating sea ice), I'll be resorting to the old tried and tested means of manual labour to get data for the scientists.

    BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition 2009

  • It's a disappointment, but I'm not surprised - bits of us have frozen up too, but I'm hoping that at least a new SeaCat will come out on the next resupply.

    BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition 2009

  • Another instrument, SeaCat, meant to measure the temperature and salinity of the water beneath the ice-cap, has malfunctioned as well.

    WordPress.com News 2009

  • Another instrument, SeaCat, meant to measure the temperature and salinity of the water beneath the ice-cap, has malfunctioned as well.

    WordPress.com News 2009

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