Antonyms for seagull

Grammar : Verb

Spell : see-guhl

Phonetic Transcription : ˈsiˌgʌl

Definition of seagull

Origin : 1540s, from sea + gull (n.).

As in fly : verb take to the air, usually employing wings

Example sentences :

The Seagull lies at anchor in the bay ready to sail at a moment's notice.
Extract from : « Nell, of Shorne Mills » by Charles Garvice

As we have said, a large portion of the cargo of the Seagull had already been recovered.
Extract from : « Under the Waves » by R M Ballantyne

We will not however trace his future steps in regard to the Seagull.
Extract from : « Under the Waves » by R M Ballantyne

Still Baldwin shook his head, remarking that the Seagull was full 900 tons.
Extract from : « Under the Waves » by R M Ballantyne

Something of her own strong vigilance was in the look, bringing the seagull to his mind.
Extract from : « Adrienne Toner » by Anne Douglas Sedgwick

I thought he was a goner there, yesterday, when I saw the Seagull go kerflop.
Extract from : « The Rival Campers Afloat » by Ruel Perley Smith

The only response was the scream of a seagull or the wail of the wind.
Extract from : « Third Warning » by Roy J. Snell

Sure I think now, indeed, Captain Seagull, we were something over-shot.
Extract from : « The Works of John Marston » by John Marston

That plane is as silvery as a seagull, just as Patsy and Polly wrote us.
Extract from : « The Phantom Town Mystery » by Carol Norton

Trigorin then notices the seagull and is driven to turn it into copy at once.
Extract from : « Why we should read » by S. P. B. Mais

Synonyms for seagull

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