Definition of seaboard
:seacoast;
also
:the country bordering a seacoast
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Examples of seaboard in a Sentence
He lives on the eastern seaboard.
Recent Examples of seaboard from the Web
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The storm caused major flooding in the northeast, and Irene's effects were felt along the entire Eastern seaboard. •
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From the Plains to the Eastern seaboard, the beginning of August is going to feel cooler than average, according to The Weather Channel.
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Amusements of America, which offers more than 100 rides and attractions at events throughout the eastern seaboard and Midwest, is seeking truck drivers, electricians and technicians, according to its web site.
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Of course, blues seldom top five pounds in the Gulf, while 20 pound fish are common on the Eastern seaboard.
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Until then, Mainieri and his staff are staying posted on the returning Tigers playing in summer collegiate leagues, many on the eastern seaboard.
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Until then, Mainieri and his staff are staying posted on the returning Tigers playing in summer collegiate leagues, many on the eastern seaboard.
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Until then, Mainieri and his staff are staying posted on the returning Tigers playing in summer collegiate leagues, many on the eastern seaboard.
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The news spread up the Eastern seaboard gradually, reaching Connecticut by July 12, Rhode Island by July 13, and Massachusetts and New Hampshire by July 16.
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