Meaning & use
Seamed
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Marked or covered with a line where two edges join, or having furrows resembling such a line, as in a wrinkled face.
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The old sailor's seamed face told of decades spent in the sun and wind.
The tailor pressed each seamed edge flat before hemming the skirt.
A note on using this word
Comes from 'seam,' a line formed where two pieces of fabric or material are sewn or joined together; the word is often used poetically to describe weathered skin.
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2. verb
Joined together along a seam, as pieces of fabric or metal.
The panels were seamed with a tight, even stitch.
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