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121sealed orders — plural noun Military orders which are not to be opened before a specified time …
122sealed road — /sild ˈroʊd/ (say seeld rohd) noun a bituminised road …
123sealed bid price — /si:ld bɪd praɪs/ noun a price of goods or a service for which suppliers are invited to submit bids. The bids are considered together by the buyer who then chooses the lowest bidder …
124sealed beam headlight — A headlight lamp in which the lens, reflector, and filament are fused together to form a single unit. They are relatively inexpensive, but when one component breaks, the whole unit is replaced. Newer vehicles use the more expensive composite type …
125sealed bottom bracket — A bottom bracket with protective seals to keep water and grime from penetrating to the bearings. Also called cartridge bottom bracket …
126sealed contract — See contract under seal; specialty …
127sealed grain — Grain in a field warehouse or granary, particularly grain pledged for the payment of a government loan made in a price support program. See field warehousing; sealing up …
128sealed instrument — noun a contract that is signed and has the (wax) seal of the signer attached • Syn: ↑contract under seal, ↑special contract • Hypernyms: ↑contract …