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Shanty can also be spelled 'chanty' might want to consider adding that

Thats how i learned it

Ditto.

quitto

Wikipedia says sea shanty, chantey, or chanty are used, and there has never been a standardized spelling, but the word may have originated from the French "chanter". Americans more often use chanty, while Brits more often use shanty, however both spellings are seen in each country. Chanty appears to be the older form. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sea_shanty

I have never seen chanty, we (in the netherlands) say shanty. I wonder if all countries have a word for it. Cause I somehow felt it was a typical northsea thing

That's a different word.

Nope, it's the American spelling.

It is called Bering Strait

Ohhhh, she was born from seaFOAM? Thank you, Botticelli, for so beautifully convincing me that it was a seaSHELL that gave birth to Venus.

If I had to grade this quiz, I'd give you a sea.

I sea what he did there.

WHERE IS SEALAND????????!!!!!!!!

The North Sea.

You mean zealand? (Sjælland, denmark) Or zeeland (netherlands) or new zealand?

Technically speaking, Aegean Sea is a part of Mediterranean Sea, so I guess the latter could also be accepted as an answer. I believe no one would argue that if Miami can be found in Florida, it can also be found in the United States ;)

Sea Urchin?

seadollar, seamen ( the men... on a ship...)

I was thinking, "What town with sea in the name is near Seattle? Olympia, Tacomah, Bremerton, Whidbey Island, no, no,...duh. At least I finally got it.

I tried entering 'ttle' seeing as 'SEA' was accepted as present for other answers.

That worked for me.

No clue what puget is, I thought it might have something to do with phuket.

How would I know the Jessica Simpson one?

I tried forever trying to get the right spelling for galilea, weird that english has dropped the a, it usually doesnt.