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Seed
Seed
pl.
of
Seed
Seed
n.
A
ripened
ovule
,
consisting
of an
embryo
with
one
or
more
integuments
, or
coverings
; as, an
apple
seed
; a
currant
seed
. By
germination
it
produces
a
new
plant
.
Seed
n.
Any
small
seedlike
fruit
,
though
it
may
consist
of a
pericarp
, or
even
a
calyx
, as
well
as
the
seed
proper
; as,
parsnip
seed
;
thistle
seed
.
Seed
n.
The
generative
fluid
of
the
male
;
semen
;
sperm
;
not
used
in
the
plural
.
Seed
n.
That
from
which
anything
springs
;
first
principle
;
original
;
source
; as,
the
seeds
of
virtue
or
vice
.
Seed
n.
The
principle
of
production
.
Seed
n.
Progeny
;
offspring
;
children
;
descendants
; as,
the
seed
of
Abraham
;
the
seed
of
David
.
Seed
n.
Race
;
generation
;
birth
.
Seed
v. t.
To
sprinkle
with
seed
; to
plant
seeds
in; to
sow
; as, to
seed
a
field
.
Seed
v. t.
To
cover
thinly
with
something
scattered
; to
ornament
with
seedlike
decorations
.
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