seamed
/siːmd/
adjective
- Having a line or lines where two pieces of material are joined, often visible on fabric or metal.
- She wore a pair of seamed stockings that looked very elegant.
- The old quilt had seamed patches where different fabrics met.
- The seamed edges of the metal pipe were welded together smoothly.
- Marked with lines or wrinkles, especially on the face or skin.
- His seamed face told the story of a long life at sea.
- The old woman's hands were seamed with years of hard work.
- The leather jacket was seamed with age and wear.
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