Little Jimmy was staring at a dog in the park whilst the dog was licking himself in inappropriate parts and said to his dad, "I wish I could do that."
Jimmy"s dad looked down at Jimmy and said, "Maybe if you ask the dog nicely, he might let you!!"
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.
