A man went to the Police Station wishing to speak with the burglar who had broken into his house the night before.
"You"ll get your chance in court," said the sergeant.
"No, no no!" said the man. "I want to know how he got into the house without waking my wife. I"ve been trying to do that for years!"
n. Ninth month of the year. [latin septem seven, originally the 7th month of the roman year]
SEPULCHER
(brit. Sepulchre) —n. Tomb, esp. Cut in rock or built of stone or brick. —v. (-ring) 1 place in a sepulchre.
- serve as a sepulchre for. [latin sepelio bury]
SEPULCHRE
(us sepulcher) —n. Tomb, esp. Cut in rock or built of stone or brick. —v. (-ring) 1 place in a sepulchre.
- serve as a sepulchre for. [latin sepelio bury]
SEPULTURE
n. Burying, interment. [latin: related to *sepulchre]
SEQUENCER
n. Programmable electronic device for storing sequences of musical notes, chords, etc., and transmitting them when required to an electronic musical instrument. sequencing n.
SEQUESTER
v. - (esp. As sequestered adj.) Seclude, isolate.
- = *sequestrate. [latin sequester trustee]
SERIALIZE
v. (also -ise) (-zing or -sing) publish or produce in instalments. serialization n.
