enseam
verb
en·seam
| \ ə̇nˈsēm, en-\
Definition of enseam
(Entry 1 of 3)
archaic
: to free (as a hawk or horse) of superfluous fat : bring into hard condition
obsolete, of a hawk
: to lose excess weight : come into condition
enseam
transitive verb (1)
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Definition of enseam (Entry 2 of 3)
archaic
: to fill or cover with grease
—usually used as past participle
enseam
transitive verb (2)
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Definition of enseam (Entry 3 of 3)
: to mark (as a person) with or as if with seams
an old tomcat, his ears enseamed with scars
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