Associations to the word «Seaway»
Noun
- Cretaceous
- Lawrence
- Calais
- Shale
- Erie
- Interior
- Waterway
- Dover
- Gothenburg
- Duluth
- Havre
- Isthmus
- Ferry
- Champlain
- Shoreline
- Shipping
- Niagara
- Ld
- Sediment
- Eisenhower
- Scandinavia
- Ms
- Cornwall
- Western
- Anglia
- Saint
- Trail
- Britannia
- Pipeline
- Deposition
- Sandstone
- Flooding
- Ocean
- Refit
- Tor
- Bypass
- Canal
- Freight
- Lock
- Ny
- Freighter
- Gulf
- Ontario
- Closure
- Dwight
- Vessel
- Brittany
- Montreal
- Continent
- Parkway
- Volkswagen
- Lake
- Swamp
- Retreated
- Strait
- Horseshoe
- Opening
- Newcastle
- Mediterranean
- Port
- Portsmouth
- Cargo
- Dinosaur
- Formation
- Antarctica
- Fossil
- Bowen
- Shore
- Cruise
- Circulation
- Cbc
- Gateway
- Yacht
- Basin
- Spit
- Panama
- Dakota
- Extinction
- Corporation
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
SEAWAY, noun. (nautical) a lane or route at sea that is regularly used by ships; a sea lane or trade route
SEAWAY, noun. (nautical) an inland waterway used by seagoing shipping
SEAWAY, noun. (nautical) the headway of a vessel
Dictionary definition
SEAWAY, noun. A lane at sea that is a regularly used route for vessels.
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