seine

/seɪn/
verb
  1. To catch fish using a seine net.
    • The crew spent the morning seining for herring near the coast.
    • They learned how to seine from their grandfather, a lifelong fisherman.
    • It is illegal to seine in this protected area without a permit.
noun
  1. A large fishing net that hangs vertically in the water, used to catch fish by encircling them.
    • They used a seine to catch salmon in the river.
    • The fishermen pulled the seine onto the boat, full of silver fish.
    • A seine can be hundreds of feet long and requires a crew to operate.
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