seal

noun
UK /siːl/
US /siːl/

A seal is a sea animal with flippers that swims and eats fish.

The seal balanced a ball on its nose at the zoo.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. To close something tightly so nothing can get in or out.

Please seal the envelope before you mail it.

3. A stamp or mark used to show that something is official or private.

The letter had a red wax seal on the back.

4. To decide something firmly and finally.

The team's win sealed their place in the finals.