1. seely - Adjective
2. Seely - Proper noun
See Silly.
Source: Webster's dictionaryCounty Deputies served 28-year old Michael Benjamin Seely, of Council Bluffs, with a warrant for Violation of Probation. Source: Internet
He was referring to reports that the head of Combined Joint Task Force Iraq, General William H. Seely III, the Iraqi government of preparations to reposition the coalition forces “in due deference to the sovereignty” Source: Internet
“Hopefully everybody respects the rules and stays far apart unlike the last weekend,” said runner, Spencer Seely. Source: Internet
Isle of Wight MP Bob Seely confirmed that “a small number of people on the Island have been tested, and all results so far have been negative.” Source: Internet
Led by the former No 10 adviser Andrew Griffith and the Isle of Wight MP, Bob Seely, this group was formed to oppose the government’s planning reform algorithm. Source: Internet
“My teammates Hailey Danz and Allysa Seely are hoping for a repeat of a U.S.A. sweep.” Source: Internet