seastrand

[ see-strand ]

noun

1. seashore.

Word History and Origins

Origin of seastrand¹

before 1000; Middle English see stronde; Old English sǣstrand; sea, strand ¹

Example Sentences

David Seastrand, 50, police chief of New London, near the state capital Concord, quit his job effective immediately under a deal with the office of state Attorney General Michael Delaney, prosecutors said.

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A call to an attorney for Seastrand was not immediately returned.

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Lehmann said the student would have liked to see Seastrand criminally prosecuted but respects the prosecutors' decision.

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Seastrand, who had been chief since 1995, also agreed to permanently give up his police officer's certification.

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Delaney's office opened an investigation last month after the young woman accused Seastrand of telling her the charges would be dropped if she agreed to let him shoot nude photos of her.

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