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seaweed

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Noun — Any of various plant-like algae that grow in the sea, often washed up on beaches.

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Etymology

From "sea" plus "weed."

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Frequently asked questions

What does “seaweed” mean?

The word “seaweed” means any of various plant-like algae that grow in the sea, often washed up on beaches. In plain terms, a general term for the plant-like growths found in the ocean.

How do you pronounce “seaweed”?

“Seaweed” is pronounced SEE-weed (/ˈsiwid/ in IPA).

How do you use “seaweed” in a sentence?

Here is “seaweed” used in a sentence: “Strands of seaweed were tangled around the rocks at low tide.”

What part of speech is “seaweed”?

“Seaweed” is a noun.

Is “seaweed” a common word?

“Seaweed” is an uncommon word in modern English, usually learned at around the B1 level.

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