| seal |
The official singnature of a company, usually in the form of an impression foemd on paper by a press. Althouhg it is no longer necessary for every UK company to have a seal, certain documents can be only be exceuted under seal.
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| seam |
(Fishing) A calm spot caused by an obstruction in a river such as a rock or log.
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| seam |
a seam or line at which two edges have been joined
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| sealant |
Often used as a synonym for "caulk." The word "sealant" usually means a compound that has greater performance than a caulk, ie, it can accommodate movement in a joint or crack.
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| sealer |
Paint product used to prevent bleed through of the previous coat or the sinking in of the new paint, resulting in loss of gloss
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