The term SEA ARM refers to a variety of different bodies of water that are found along the coastlines of oceans and seas. These include Fiords (5 letters), which are long, narrow inlets with steep sides or cliffs created by glacial erosion; Estuaries (7 letters), which are partially enclosed coastal bodies of water formed where rivers meet the sea; Inlets (5 letters), which are narrow bodies of water that connect larger bodies of water; Bays (3 letters), which are large bodies of water partially surrounded by land; Fjords (5 letters), which are long, narrow inlets with steep sides or cliffs created by glacial erosion; and Lochs (4 letters), which are large bodies of water found in Scotland.