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Sealand dynasty texts
The Sealand dynasty texts, also known as Sealand I tablets, are cuneiform records of a dynasty that ruled southern Babylonia from about 1720 to 1475 BCE.
Sealand Dynasty wars with Babylon
The Sealand Dynasty wars with Babylon were hostile relations between the Sealand dynasty of southernmost Mesopotamia and Babylon, running from the late 18th to the early 15th centuries BCE.
Sealdah railway station (শিয়ালদহ রেলওয়ে স্টেশন)
Sealdah railway station (শিয়ালদহ রেলওয়ে স্টেশন) is a major Eastern Railway terminal in Kolkata, India, operating since 1862 and serving as a hub of one of the country's largest suburban networks.
Sealed with a Kiss
Sealed with a Kiss is a 1998 American thriller directed by Bill Corcoran and starring C. Thomas Howell, released on April 1, 1998, with a 90-minute runtime.
Sealing (Mormonism)
Sealing (Mormonism): LDS temple ordinance binding spouses, children, and generations for eternity, based on Joseph Smith's 1843 revelation, including proxy sealings for the dead, adoption sealings ended in 1894, and divorce cancellation rules.
Sealing wax
Sealing wax is a resinous mixture used since the Middle Ages to receive seal impressions that authenticate letters and documents; it is fluid when hot and hard when cool.
Sealioning
Sealioning is a trolling and harassment tactic of relentless, superficially polite demands for evidence, coined from David Malki's 2014 Wondermark comic "The Terrible Sea Lion" and named during GamerGate; it exhausts targets and undermines their authority.
Seals and Crofts
Seals and Crofts (also Seals & Croft), American soft rock duo of Jim Seals and Dash Crofts, ex-Champs and Dawnbreakers; Baháʼí-themed 1970s hits "Summer Breeze," "Diamond Girl," "Get Closer," each No. 6 Hot 100.
Seals of the Hurrian queens of Urkesh
The seals of the Hurrian queens of Urkesh are inscribed cylinder seals of Queen Uqnitum, found at Tell Mozan, Syria, dating to about 2250–2150 BC.
Seals Stadium
Seals Stadium: 1931 baseball park at 16th and Bryant streets, San Francisco; home of the PCL San Francisco Seals and Mission Reds, then the Giants 1958-59; demolished November 1959, site now Potrero Center.
SEALSQ Corp
SEALSQ Corp is a Geneva-based semiconductor company spun off from WISeKey and listed on Nasdaq in 2023, known for its post-quantum QS7001 secure element and QVault TPM chips.
Sealyham Terrier
Sealyham Terrier, a rare white Welsh terrier breed created by Captain John Edwardes at Sealy Ham estate after 1848 for badger and otter hunting; four Westminster Best in Show wins, Kennel Club recognition 1911, now about 100 UK registrations a year.
Seam (sewing)
In sewing, a seam is the join where stitches fasten two or more layers of fabric or leather together; seam type and finishing determine a garment's strength.
Seam cell
Seam cells are the lateral epidermal stem cell-like cells of C. elegans, 10 per side at hatching rising to 16, that divide reiteratively during larval development, self-renew, and produce hypodermal, glial, and neuronal daughters before terminal differentiation at adulthood.
Seaman (video game)
Seaman (シーマン) is a 1999 Dreamcast virtual pet game by Yoot Saito's Vivarium, published by Sega: players raise a rude human-faced fish, talk to it via a microphone, with Leonard Nimoy narrating; over one million sold.
Seamless robe of Jesus
The seamless robe of Jesus, also called the Holy Tunic or Heilige Rock, is the seamless garment Roman soldiers cast lots for at the Crucifixion.
SeamlessM4T
SeamlessM4T is a massively multilingual speech and text translation model released by Meta AI in August 2023, combining speech recognition, speech-to-speech, and text translation in a single model.
Seamo
Seamo (シーモ) is the stage name of Japanese rapper Naoki Takada, born 1975 in Ichinomiya, Aichi, whose album Live Goes On topped the charts in 2006.
SeaMonkey
SeaMonkey is a free, open-source Internet application suite combining a web browser, email and newsgroups client, and HTML editor in one product, continued by the community from the former Mozilla Application Suite.
Seamount
A seamount, also called an undersea mountain, is an extinct volcano rising at least 1,000 meters from the ocean floor without reaching the surface; flat-topped ones are guyots.
Séamus Coleman
Séamus Coleman (born 1988), Irish right-back. Signed by Everton from Sligo Rovers for £60,000 in January 2009; club-record 372 Premier League appearances, 433 total, captain of Everton and Ireland; left Everton in 2026 after 17 years.
Seamus Heaney
Seamus Justin Heaney (1939–2013), Irish poet, playwright, and translator from Mossbawn, County Derry; 1995 Nobel laureate in Literature; author of Death of a Naturalist, North, and the bestselling Beowulf translation; Oxford Professor of Poetry 1989–94.
Séamus J. Martin
Séamus J. Martin is an Irish molecular biologist and immunologist who holds the Smurfit Chair of Medical Genetics at Trinity College Dublin, studying cell death and inflammation.
Séamus McLean Ross
Séamus McLean Ross is a Scottish actor, Guildhall-trained (2019–2022), known as Colum MacKenzie in Outlander: Blood of My Blood (2025) and Gavin Bain in James McAvoy's California Schemin', with TV debut Payback (2023) and Rebus (2024).
Seamus O'Hara
Seamus O'Hara (born 1990, Ballymena, Northern Ireland) is a Northern Irish actor and producer, Turlough in Oscar- and BAFTA-winning short An Irish Goodbye, also known for The Northman, Blue Lights, Say Nothing, and House of Guinness.
Seamusica
Seamusica is an Italian record label based in Catania, Sicily, founded in 1979, which produces and sells Neapolitan and Sicilian popular music, including neomelodico records.
Sean
Sean is the anglicized spelling of Irish Seán, the Irish form of John from Norman French Jehan, meaning "God is gracious". Pronounced SHAWN; a top Irish boys' name, number 1 in 1997, 2003, 2004, and 2006.
Sean Abbott
Sean Anthony Abbott (born 1992, Windsor NSW), Australian right-arm fast-medium bowling all-rounder; T20I/ODI debut 2014 vs Pakistan, 2023 World Cup squad member, record BBL wicket-taker for Sydney Sixers.
Sean Astin
Sean Astin (born 1971, Santa Monica) is an American actor known for The Goonies, Rudy, Samwise Gamgee in The Lord of the Rings, and Bob Newby in Stranger Things, and since September 2025 president of SAG-AFTRA, following his mother Patty Duke.
Sean Avery
Sean Avery (born 1980, Pickering, Ontario), Canadian ex-NHL agitator who played 533 games for Detroit, Los Angeles, the Rangers, and Dallas; the 'Sean Avery Rule' followed his 2008 stick-waving.