So+on.+Et+cetera
91et cetera pp. — et ce|te|ra pp. [ pe pe] pp. = Abk. für lat. perge, perge »fahre fort, fahre fort«, Imperativ von pergere »fortsetzen, fortfahren«> (verstärkend) und so weiter, und so weiter …
92et cetera — et cet|er|a [ et set(ə)rə ] the full form of ETC …
93et cetera — when spelled out, but etc. (closed up) when abbreviated …
94et cetera — (etc.) Thousands competed, thousands watched, and thousands also observed volunteers all of them who only pinned numbers, massaged muscles, supplied water, charted positions, screamed encouragement, etc. (Los Angeles Times). In… …
95et cetera — see etcetera …
96et cetera — et cet·er·a || ɪt setÉ™rÉ™ and others, and so forth, and so on (used to indicate that more of the same might have been mentioned but were omitted for the sake of brevity) …
97Peter Cetera — n. (born 1944) American musician and singer who was the lead singer of the popular band Chicago from 1967 1985 …
98et cetera — (eht SEH teh rah) [Latin] And other things; and so forth; and the rest. Abbreviated etc …
99et cetera — adverb Latin the full form of etc …
100et cetera — and so on, and so forth, and more of the same, and the rest, and the like, Inf. what have you, Inf. whatnot, Inf. and all that; and others, et al …