Sea Cadets

1) The most badass kids in the world (only the American ones. the rest are ok i guess) who are way better than JROTC or CAP or anything like that. We'll mess you up fool.

Damn. Those Sea Cadets sure are badass. I wish we were as cool as them.

by I am who people need me to be November 03, 2013

Sea Gypsy

A large handed man of mountainous Descendancy found mainly around Harolds Cross but migrates to South East Asia for the warmer climes. On arrival in the tropics the Sea Gypsy really comes into himself plundering flesh pots and houses of ill-repute.

Kenny, you're such a sea gypsy

by mostopher January 10, 2010

Sea of Japan

Area of sea in between Japan and Korea

This name has been used over Centuries and should remain as it is.

by Whale Watcher June 06, 2003

Sea Urchin

Slang term for semen, due to the texture of the sushi form of this spiny echinoderm being very similar to that of human male ejaculate, like that feeling when rubbed in between your fingers, but in your mouth.

Also referred to as "Urchin".

"Luckily the suspect left a good sea urchin sample in the tea kettle after stealing all the footwear in the house."

"Wow, she is hurtin' for some urchin."

"Sea Urchin anyone?"

"When using a condom be sure to squeeze the reservoir tip so there is no air in it because the condom may malfunction when the sea urchin is released into it."

"I just urchinned my pants."

by The Crimson Platypus January 08, 2011

Sea Elephant

A member of a sea-going service who eats steamed clams from a pot and throws the shells on the floor. Usually associated with copious beer drinking. Typically found in the Pacific Northwest region of the US, the first known sighting was in 1983.

Sea Elephants Love Steamer Clams, and pat their belly with a flipper-like hand movement when they tell you so.

by Mark6.2 December 31, 2010

Dub Sea

West Seattle, Washington. Home to the nicest neighborhood in the state, the admiral district, and the worst neighborhood in the state, white center/delridge.

dub sea shits on the district

by throw the dubs up April 12, 2009

Sea of Japan

Sea of Japan is Sea of Japan.
There is no such thing as the East Sea.

My hometown is on the Sea of Japan.

by KRHimself April 04, 2004