to seal

To strike, wound, or kill an animal with a long barbed spear

Stop people from entering or leaving an area by blocking it

Make an agreement official by accepting its final terms

Close something tightly so nothing can get in or out

Close something tightly so air, water, or flavor cannot escape

Open a closed container or use it for the first time

To close a letter with wax or glue so it cannot be opened without notice

Close something tightly so nothing can get in or out

A member of a top United States Navy unit trained for special sea, air, and land missions

An official stamp shows a person in charge thinks something is good

A seal that breaks when a package is opened to show if someone opened it

A very large seal with a nose like an elephant's trunk that lives on beaches

An official stamp used by a government to show that a document is genuine

A small spotted seal that lives along coasts in the Northern Hemisphere

A large seal with visible ears and thick fur that lives in cold seas

A large Arctic seal with dark curved marks on its back and white newborn pups

A senior UK government official who has an old title, no set duties, and sometimes has extra responsibilities

An official seal used to show a United States government document is real

A silvery-grey seal that lives in Antarctica and eats krill

A plant with a thick yellow root used in herbal medicine

Fur from a muskrat that is dyed to look like seal fur

A six-pointed star made by two equal triangles used as a symbol of Judaism

A medium-sized Arctic animal that lives in the sea with long whiskers used to find food under ice

A small, spotted sea animal that lives on cold northern coasts

A yellowish liquid from seal fat that people use to make soap, treat leather, and burn in lamps

A medium-sized seal in Arctic waters with a large inflatable bag on its nose

A woodland plant with long curved stems, pairs of hanging green bell flowers and a thick root with round scars

A ring with a carved top you press into wax to make a mark

A large sea mammal with thick fur that lives on the Pacific coast from Alaska to California

A formal written agreement signed with a special stamp that has stronger force in law

A sea animal with no outside ear flaps and back flippers for swimming

A silvery grey seal from Antarctica that eats mainly small sea animals with shells

A sea mammal with visible ear flaps that walks on land, like sea lions and fur seals

A forest plant with smooth leaves and small hanging green flowers

A seal with thick fur that lives on rocky Pacific coasts near California and Mexico

A sea animal with no outer ears, a stiff coat of hair, and back legs like flippers

A small underwater explosive fishermen use to scare seals from fishing areas

A sea mammal without visible ears, with fur and back flippers for swimming