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surpass [sərˈpas]
v. To exceed, be greater than.
v. To exceed, be greater than.
surplice [ˈsərplis]
n. A loose white linen vestment.
n. A loose white linen vestment.
suprise, supriser, surpraaise, surpreese, surpreesed, surpriser,
surpreese [sʌrˈpriːz]
n. Surprise.
v. To come upon unawares. To be surprised, to wonder, to be taken with astonishment.
pt. pp. surpreesed
n. Surprise.
v. To come upon unawares. To be surprised, to wonder, to be taken with astonishment.
pt. pp. surpreesed
surrender, surrenner,
surrender [səˈrɛn(d)ər]
v. To surrender.
v. To surrender.
surrepteetious, surrepteitious, surrepteitious,
surrepteetious [sərəpˈtiʃəs]
adj. Kept secret, especially because it would not be approved of.
adj. Kept secret, especially because it would not be approved of.
Compounds and phrases etc.
surrepteetiously: surreptitiously.
surrogatum,
surrogatum [sʌrɔˈgetəm]
n. leg. That which stands in place of another, a substitute or equivalent as the price of a thing or for the thing itself.
n. leg. That which stands in place of another, a substitute or equivalent as the price of a thing or for the thing itself.
surtoo, surtout,
surtout [ˈsʌtu(t)]
n. A centre-piece for a table. A large piece of plate containing condiments, fruit, flowers etc. set in the middle of a dining-table. MN. An old-fashioned coat.
n. A centre-piece for a table. A large piece of plate containing condiments, fruit, flowers etc. set in the middle of a dining-table. MN. An old-fashioned coat.
surveeve [sərˈviːv]
v. To survive.
v. To survive.
Compounds and phrases etc.
surveevin: Surviving.
survey [n. sərˈve, v. sərˈve]
n. A general view, examination, or description of someone or something.
v. To look closely at or examine.
n. A general view, examination, or description of someone or something.
v. To look closely at or examine.
Compounds and phrases etc.
surveyor: A person who surveys.
suskit,
suskit [ˈsʌskɪt]
adj. MN. Of clothes: worn thin and shabby, threadbare.
adj. MN. Of clothes: worn thin and shabby, threadbare.