cera

[seer-uh]

noun

1. (in prescriptions) wax.

Word History and Origins

Origin of cera¹

From the Latin word cēra

Example Sentences

Glen Powell has stepped into Arnold Schwarzenegger’s running shoes as a gritty, hardscrabble contestant who flees for his life, with Josh Brolin, Colman Domingo, Lee Pace, Michael Cera and Katy O’Brian rounding out the cast.

From Los Angeles Times

With his owlish orange glasses and mincing theatrical manners, Cera seems custom-designed for Anderson’s style.

From Los Angeles Times

Angarano, who wrote the screenplay with actor Chris Smith, also stars as Rickey, a happy-go-lucky manchild who shows up at the Los Angeles house of onetime bestie Glenn, played by Michael Cera, to convince him it’s time to hang out more deeply again.

From Los Angeles Times

And though the innate chemistry between Angarano and Cera is on display for almost the entire movie, it’s never more human and believable than it is when Glenn and Rickey have to navigate the potential fallout of their friendship and own up to what they both could’ve done to avoid the mess they're in.

From Salon

The young woman insists that her boyfriend take pictures of her in front of an orange tree and proceeds to humiliate him in front of his parents with her photography demands and her insistence that he not take pictures that make her look like Michael Cera.

From Los Angeles Times