1. A skein of cotton or silk, or a slip of india-rubber or gutta-percha, inserted in a wound to provoke and keep up an issue; an issue.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• senion,
• seond,
• seadon,
• seoson,
• stron,
• seseon,
• settion,
• setain,
• sheaton,
• setin,
• sectoin,
• sevon,
• sectin,
• secton,
• sesion,
• seto,
• serson,
• certon,
• stonr,
• seting

• set on,
• setton,
• seddon,
• sedan,
• seiden,
• Seaton,
• set in.

The adjective form of the word "seton" is "setonic".

The plural form of the word "seton" is "setons".

The singular form of the word "seton" is "seton". The word "seton" does not change in singular or plural form.