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serry
[ ser-ee ]
/ ËsÉr i /
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verb (used with or without object), ser·ried, ser·ry·ing.Archaic.
to crowd closely together.
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Origin of serry
First recorded in 1575â85; from French serrĂ©, past participle of serrer âto press tightly together, crowd,â from Italian serrare âto close ranks,â from Vulgar Latin serrÄre, from Latin serÄre âto lock, bolt,â derivative of sera âa bolt, barâ; see sear2
Words nearby serry
serried, serriform, serrulate, serrulation, serrurerie, serry, Sert, Sertorius, sertraline, sertularian, serum
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