sequence |
an arrangement or process in which one thing follows another; succession. [5 definitions] |
sequent |
following in time or order; succeeding; subsequent. [3 definitions] |
sequential |
forming or marked by a sequence of parts or units. |
sequester |
to remove into protection and isolation; seclude. [2 definitions] |
sequestrate |
in law, to seize (property); confiscate. [2 definitions] |
sequestration |
the act of sequestering, or the condition of being sequestered. [3 definitions] |
sequin |
a very small shiny flat disk usu. sewn in great numbers onto clothing as decoration. |
sequoia |
either of two very large coniferous trees native to California; redwood or big tree. |
sera |
a plural form of serum. |
seraglio |
in a Muslim palace or house, a secluded court with multiple rooms, such as a harem. [2 definitions] |
serape |
a thick, often colorful wool blanket or cloak worn over the shoulders, esp. in Latin America. |
seraph |
an angel of the highest order, often pictured as having six wings and attending the Christian God. |
seraphic |
of or resembling a seraph, an angel of the highest order in Christianity; [2 definitions] |
Serapis |
an Egyptian god of the lower world who was later worshiped throughout the Greco-Roman world. |
Serb |
a native or inhabitant of Serbia, or a descendant thereof; Serbian. [2 definitions] |
Serbia |
a former kingdom, now a constituent republic in eastern Yugoslavia. |
Serbian |
of or pertaining to Serbia or its people, culture, language, or the like. [3 definitions] |
Serbo-Croatian |
the main Slavic language in Serbia and Croatia, usu. written in the Cyrillic alphabet in Serbia and in the Roman alphabet in Croatia. [2 definitions] |
sere1 |
dried up or withered. |
sere2 |
the full series of stages of ecological progression on a type or piece of land. |
serenade |
a song or tune, or several such, usu. performed out of doors in tribute to a lover or guests. [4 definitions] |