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• v  put together with a seam
• a  having or joined by a seam or seams
• s  (used especially of skin) marked by lines or seams
  a seamed face

• Theodore Shadrick, a gaunt, silent man with a face seamed by 37 years in the coal mines, was eating breakfast with his wife when he heard the sound of running feet.
• It's French-seamed leather and warm wood tones make the Enclave more than transportation.
• His seamed, jowly face has become a familiar sight to stewardesses, pilots and mechanics, as he samples the food, checks the service, asks questionsall the while jotting .

• seam
• lined

• seamless

News & Articles

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• 3A baseball MVP: Snow Canyon’s Riley Gates
  3A baseball MVP: Snow Canyon’s Riley Gates by Ben Raskin Special To The Tribune Published Jun 21, 2013 12:00PM MDT Every pitch that Riley Gates delivered from the mound was meant to answer the singular question. Was the Snow Canyon ace going to be the victor or the villain? Whether he worked his two- or four-seamed fastball, curve or changeup, Gates approached every moment of every game as an ...
  June 21, 2013 - The Salt Lake Tribune

Quotes

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• Terry Francona in MLB.com
  It was definitely an improvement on the last couple of outings,Francona said of Beckett's performance. "They made him throw a lot of pitches. I thought he two-seamed it more effectively, got some breaking balls over. The pitch that Mench...
• Sanath Jayasuriya in The Australian
  It was crucial that someone today took responsibility in the middle and after the first 10 overs, when the ball seamed around a bit, I decided that it was my job to take the responsibility,said Jayasuriya.
• Michael Yardy in Sportinglife.co.za
  It was a good cricket wicket in that it seamed around and carried through,said Yardy. "Playing on a seamer-friendly pitch could be useful as we have heard the one in Baroda is similar. When you prepare to come to India you think of slow,...