CERA

Meaning of CERA in English

/sear"euh/ , n.

(in prescriptions) wax.

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CERA — n wax
Interlingua English vocab
-CERA — sərə noun combining form ( plural -cera ) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek keras horn — more at cerebral : …
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CERA — n. wax
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CERA — n. воск
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CERA — n. воск
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CERUMEN — noun Etymology: New Latin, irregular from Latin cera wax; akin to Greek kēros wax Date: 1741 earwax , ceruminous adjective
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CERE — I. transitive verb (~d; cering) Etymology: Middle English, to impregnate with wax, from Middle French cirer, from Latin cerare, from …
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CERE — I. ˈsi(ə)r transitive verb ( -ed/-ing/-s ) Etymology: Middle English ceren, seren, from Middle French cirer, from Latin cerare, from …
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CERATE — I. ˈsirˌāt, -_ət, usu -d.+V noun ( -s ) Etymology: Latin ceratum wax salve, from cera wax + -atum -ate …
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RHOPALOCERA — ˌrōpəˈläsərə noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from rhopal- + -cera : a division of Lepidoptera consisting of the …
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RHOPAL- — combining form or rhopalo- Etymology: Late Latin, from Greek, from rhopalon : club Rhopalo cera Rhopal ura — in taxonomic …
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PTEROCERA — təˈräsərə, teˈr- also pte·roc·er·as -sərəs, -ˌras Etymology: New Latin, from pter- + -cera or -ceras synonym of lambis
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PLEUROCERA — plu̇ˈräsərə noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from pleur- + -cera : a large genus of American freshwater snails (suborder …
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PETALOCEROUS — |ped. ə l|äsərəs adjective Etymology: New Latin Petalocera (synonym of Lamellicornia ) (from petalo- — from Greek petalon leaf — …
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NEMOCERA — nə̇ˈmäsərə Etymology: New Latin, from nem- + -cera synonym of nematocera
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NEMATOCERA — ˌneməˈtäsərə noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from nemat- + -cera : a suborder of Diptera including the mosquitoes, …
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NEM- — combining form or nema- or nemo- Etymology: Greek & New Latin; New Latin nem-, nemo-, from Greek nēma 1. : …
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HETEROCERA — ˌhed.əˈräsərə noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from heter- + -cera : a division of Lepidoptera consisting of the …
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GREEN WAX — noun Etymology: Middle English grenewax; translation of Medieval Latin viridis cera 1. : a seal of green wax attesting a …
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GEOCERITE — ˌjēōˈsiˌrīt noun also ge·o·ce·rain -ˈsiˌrān ( -s ) Etymology: geocerite modification (influenced by -ite ) of German geozerain, from geo- …
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CLADOCERA — kləˈdäsərə noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from clad- + -cera : an order of minute chiefly freshwater branchiopod …
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CIRUELA — ˌsirəˈwālə noun ( -s ) Etymology: American Spanish, from Spanish, plum, from Latin cereola ( pruna ) wax-colored plums, from …
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CIRIO — ˈsirēˌō noun ( -s ) Etymology: American Spanish, from Spanish, thick candle, from Latin cereus waxen, from cera wax : …
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CIRÉ — noun also ci·re sə̇ˈrā ( -s ) Etymology: French, from past participle of cirer to wax, from cire, n., wax, …
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CHEL- — combining form or cheli- Etymology: New Latin, from chela (I) : claw cheli cera
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CERE — cere 1 — cered , adj. — cereless , adj. /sear/ , n. Ornith. a fleshy, membranous covering of the …
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ADIPOCERE — — adipocerous /ad'euh pos"euhr euhs/ , adj. /ad"euh poh sear'/ , n. a waxy substance produced by the decomposition of …
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CERE — I. ˈsir transitive verb ( cered ; cer·ing ) Etymology: Middle English, to impregnate with wax, from Middle French cirer, …
Merriam-Webster's Collegiate English vocabulary
CERE — [cere] vt cered ; cer.ing [ME, to wax, fr. MF cirer, fr. L cerare, fr. cera] (15c): to wrap in …
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