sea

sea /ˈsiː/ noun
plural seas
sea
/ˈsiː/
noun
plural seas
Britannica Dictionary definition of SEA
1 
a  : the salt water that covers much of the Earth's surface
[noncount]
— often used with the
— often used before another noun
[plural]
(literary) — see also high seas
b  [count] or Sea : a large body of water that is part of the sea or that has land around part or all of it
— see color picture on this page; see also seven seas
2 
[count] : an area of the sea — used to describe the movement of the water in the sea — often plural
3 
[count] : a large amount or number of people or things spread over a large area — usually singular — sometimes used figuratively
4 
[count] technical or Sea : one of the large, flat areas on the moon or on Mars

at sea

1 
: sailing or traveling on the sea
2 
: confused and not confident

between the devil and the deep blue sea

— see devil

fish in the sea

— see 1fish

go to sea

somewhat old-fashioned
: to become a sailor

out to sea

: toward or into a part of the ocean that is far away from land

put (out) to sea

: to leave a port, harbor, etc., and begin traveling on the sea