IPA: //ˈsiːkætʃ//
KK: /siːˈkætʃ/
An adult male fur seal found in Alaska, known for its distinctive features and behavior.
The seecatch basked on the rocky shore, enjoying the warm sun.
This word originates from a combination of 'see' (from Old English 'seon', meaning to perceive with the eyes) and 'catch' (from Old Norse 'kappa', meaning to seize or grasp). The word 'seecatch' refers to the act of perceiving and then seizing something, often used in contexts like fishing or capturing attention.
Think of 'seeing' something and then 'grabbing' it — that's how 'seecatch' means to perceive and seize.