seaglass

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A form of sea glass — Rounded glass pebbles originating from glassware products that were lost at sea and broken up, which are found on beaches and have been rounded and aged through the action of surf.

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nounseaglass (uncountable)
  1. uncommonuncountableUncommon spelling of sea glass

    "[…] seaglass, huh?" "We're past the end of the good season. The sand's building up again like it does every summer, and seaglass is harder to find." The others clustered around curiously.

    2001, James Henry Littlefield, Seaglass Eyes: A Nick and Sarah Mystery, page 10
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    "[…] seaglass?" Her eyes brighten. "Ah, yes! Beach glass, mermaid's tears, lucky tears — glass that washes up on the beach, smoothed by sand and se . The best seaglass is round, clear blue, and very rare, but you can settle for […]"

    2011, Anjali Banerjee, Seaglass Summer, page 74

    "[…] seaglass washing up on shore. It happens nearly every time I go to the beach near my house." "And near your parents' house," she adds. "Yes, that too. The seaglass comes in colors—red , blue, and green. […]"

    2021, Kelly Utt, The Woman on Seaglass Lane: A Romantic Suspense Family Drama
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