Sear
111seer — sear, sere …
112sere — sear, seer …
113searingly — sear·ing·ly …
114cere(s) — sear(s) seer(s) sere …
115cera — /sear euh/, n. (in prescriptions) wax. [ < L cera] …
116ceropegia — /sear euh pee jee euh, jeuh/, n. any of various, usually climbing or trailing, plants of the genus Ceropegia, native to the Old World tropics and often cultivated as houseplants. [ < NL (Linnaeus) < Gk kero CERO + NL pegia, perh. < Gk… …
117cerotype — /sear euh tuyp /, n. a process of engraving in which the design or the like is cut on a wax coated metal plate from which a printing surface is subsequently produced by stereotyping or by electrotyping. [CERO + TYPE] * * * cerotype /sēˈrō tīp/… …
118serial-access — /sear ee euhl ak ses/, adj. Computers. sequential access …
119Syr Darya — /sear dahr yeuh/; Russ. /sirdd du rddyah / a river in central Asia, flowing NW from the Tien Shan Mountains in Kyrgyzstan, through Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan to the Aral Sea. 1300 mi. (2100 km) long. Ancient name, Jaxartes …
120Wheellock — Wheellock, wheel lock or wheel lock, is a mechanism for firing a firearm. It was the next major development in firearms technology after the matchlock and the first self igniting firearm. The mechanism is so called because it uses a rotating… …
