sark
111cutty sark — noun Etymology: cutty (I) 1. chiefly Scotland : a short garment (as a shirt, slip, or skirt); sometimes : a woman s short undergarment 2. chiefly Scotland : woman …
112sarkit — sark·it …
113amphisarca — ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˈsärkə noun ( s) Etymology: New Latin, from amphi + sarca (from Greek sark , sarx flesh) more at sarcasm : a many celled and many seeded indehiscent fruit that is pulpy within and has a hard or woody rind (as the melon or the calabash) …
114-sarc — ˌsärk, ˌsȧk noun combining form ( s) Etymology: Greek sark , sarx flesh : flesh : fleshy material ectosarc perisarc * * * a combining form meani …
115sarcocele — ˈsärkəˌsēl noun ( s) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek sarkokēlē, from sark sarc + kēlē tumor more at cele : a fleshy swelling of the testicle resembling a tumor …
116sarcocolla — ˌsärkəˈkälə noun Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, gum of the milk vetch (Astragalus fasiculifolius), from Greek sarkokolla, from sark sarc + kolla gum more at protocol 1. capitalized : a small genus of shrubs (family Penaeaceae) native to s …
117sarkinite — ˈsärkəˌnīt noun ( s) Etymology: Swedish sarkinit, from sarkin (from Greek sarkinos fleshlike, from sark , sarx flesh) + it ite more at sarcasm : a mineral Mn2(AsO4)(OH) consisting of a hydrous manganese arsenate …
118sarkit — ˈsärkə̇t adjective Etymology: from past participle of obsolete English (Scots) sark, v., to clothe in a shirt, from Middle English (Scots) serken Scotland : provided with a shirt …
119САРК — (Sark) один из Нормандских о вов, принадлежащих Великобритании, входит в состав округа Гернси. Использ. марки Великобритании, а с 1969 марки Гернси. До 1969 на о ве работала частная почта, вып. собственные марки …
120Sarkomphalos — Sark|ọm|phalos [gr. σαρξ = Fleisch u. gr. ὀμϕαλος = Nabel] m; , ...li: „Fleischnabel“, kleine Wucherung am Nabel, die sich manchmal nach Abstoßung der Nabelschnur bildet …
