At a local coffee bar, a young woman was expounding on her idea of the perfect mate to some of her friends.
"The man I marry must be a shining light amongst company. He must be musical. Tell jokes. Sing. And stay home at night!"
An old granny overheard and spoke up, "Honey, if that"s all you want, get a TV!"
n. - mus. A composition for seven performers. B the performers.
- any group of seven. [latin septem seven]
SEPTIC
adj. Contaminated with bacteria, putrefying. [greek sepo rot]
- tank n. Tank in which sewage is disintegrated through bacterial activity.
SEPTUM
n. (pl. Septa) partition such as that between the nostrils or the chambers of a poppy-fruit or of a shell. [latin s(a)eptum from saepio enclose]
SEQUEL
n. - what follows (esp. As a result).
- novel, film, etc., that continues the story of an earlier one. [latin sequor follow]
SEQUIN
n. Circular spangle, esp. Sewn on to clothing. sequinned adj. (also sequined). [italian zecchino a gold coin]
SERAPH
n. (pl. -im or -s) angelic being of the highest order of the celestial hierarchy. seraphic adj. [hebrew]
SERENE
adj. (-ner, -nest) 1 clear and calm.
- tranquil, unperturbed. serenely adv. Sereneness n. Serenity n. [latin]
SERIAL
killer n. Person who murders continually with no apparent motive.
- number n. Number identifying an item in a series.
- —n. (also attrib.) Story etc. Published, broadcast, or shown in instalments. —adj. - of, in, or forming a series.
- mus. Using transformations of a fixed series of notes (see *series 4). serially adv. [from *series]
SERIES
n. (pl. Same) 1 number of similar or related things, events, etc.; succession, row, or set.
- set of related but individual programmes.
- set of related geological strata.
- arrangement of the twelve notes of the chromatic scale as a basis for serial music.
- set of electrical circuits or components arranged so that the same current passes through each successively. in series in ordered succession. [latin sero join]
SERMON
n. - spoken or written discourse on religion or morals etc., esp. Delivered in church.
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