Sēam'-rĕnt1, n.
n. The rent of a seam; the separation of a suture.
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Seam-rent
Sēam'-rēnt2, a.
a. Torn out at the seams; ragged; poor; mean. [Obs.] “That you can consort yourselves with such poor, seam-rent fellows.” B. Jonson.