"seas" is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it as a noun to refer to large bodies of salt water or as a verb meaning to travel over or voyage on a body of water. For example, "The couple plan to seas around the world on their yacht."
On a clear, moonlight night 150 years ago, the hand-cranked Confederate submarine HL Hunley glided out over glassy seas off South Carolina, sailing into history as the first submarine ever to sink an enemy warship.
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The Italian government declared on Friday a national day of mourning as rescue workers continued to search the seas off the Sicilian island in a desperate attempt to find any more survivors.
Like Mercury, Lambert paid his dues with opera training, theatre, singing in clubs and performing dance and rock, which has given him the dexterity to tackle a catalogue stretching from thumping grooves (Radio Gaga, Another One Bites the Dust) to blistering hard rock (Seven Seas of Rhye, Tie Your Mother Down).
Rescue operations were on hold Monday as rough seas buffeted the Costa Concordia.
The ABC reported trees down at Wallaby Beach, Nhulunbuy, and winds and seas whipped up by the storm had caused some boats to break mooring, and crash into each other.
Now, 153 Tamil asylum seekers are detained on the high seas.
Instead, it reportedly relied on an interview of only four questions, conducted on the high seas via video link, to determine these life or death issues.
We do not have to look hard for examples of man's arrogance, ignorance or ineptitude, his evidence of destruction; the fossil fuels burned, the seas and lands depleted, the habitats and ecosystems disturbed.
("Seventeen copies sold, of which 11 at trade price to free circulating libraries beyond the seas. Getting known," says Krapp in the play bearing his name some two decades later, finely balancing sarcasm and delusion).
It has been one of the busiest weekends so far this year for rescues in the Mediterranean, the start of an uptick over the summer months as people-smugglers take advantage of calm seas.
